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Extended editorial: preventing fraud and cybercrime in an ageing society. [PDF]
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Вестник Удмуртского университета. Социология. Политология. Международные отношения, 2022
Cyber fraud is a relatively new phenomenon, which is an active action in the Internet in order to obtain benefits through the manipulation of human consciousness. Cyber fraud has appeared and is developing in the Internet space. The modern information age, with the advent of the pandemic in the world, has caused the spread of cyber fraud and ...
N.R. Krasovskaya, A.A. Gulyaev
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Cyber fraud is a relatively new phenomenon, which is an active action in the Internet in order to obtain benefits through the manipulation of human consciousness. Cyber fraud has appeared and is developing in the Internet space. The modern information age, with the advent of the pandemic in the world, has caused the spread of cyber fraud and ...
N.R. Krasovskaya, A.A. Gulyaev
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Cyber Crime Fraud in Jakarta and Tangerang
International Journal of Emerging Trends in Social Sciences, 2022The purpose of this study is to determine Cyber Security, Cyber Hardware, Information Systems against Fraud. The population of this study are users of information technology in Jakarta and Tangerang. This research method is a qualitative method and the type of primary data by collecting questionnaires. Types of primary data are data taken directly from
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Fraud on the Revenue: Emerging Cyber Cash, Cyber Banks and Fraud
Journal of Financial Crime, 1999As the telegraph, telephone and wireless radio change the way people communicate, so the Internet has revolutionised the communications systems. Criminal activity has been around since the time of Cain and Abel. The use of the Internet only provides the criminal mind with a different tool.
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Cyber-enabled crimes are those traditional crimes (identified under the Home Office Counting Rules) which can be carried out and increased in their scale by the use of computers, networks or other forms of ICT. Over the past years, cyber-enabled fraud and theft have increased.
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Cyber-enabled crimes are those traditional crimes (identified under the Home Office Counting Rules) which can be carried out and increased in their scale by the use of computers, networks or other forms of ICT. Over the past years, cyber-enabled fraud and theft have increased.
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RUSI: The UK's Response to Cyber Fraud
Computer Fraud & Security, 2021The Royal United Services Institute (RUSI) is arguably best known for its studies into geopolitical and defence issues. Cyber security is clearly an intrinsic element of these domains. But to see a report from RUSI on the subject of fraud is interesting – not least because it underlines the damage that fraud can wreak on a nation's economy and ...
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Preventing, detecting and investigating cyber fraud
Nursing and Residential Care, 2016The threat of cyber fraud is ever-present and increasingly sophisticated. Fortunately, so are the steps that care homes can take to protect themselves. Jonathan Krause offers some advice
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