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Right to privacy and cybercrime investigation

International Journal of Intellectual Property Management, 2013
Within the last decades modern society has become strongly dependent on the computer networks and ICT. However, that gave a rise to such a negative phenomenon as computer crime. Due to the rapid increase in usage of computers criminals gained a possibility to invade on more intimate spheres of life of individuals – their behaviour, life views, and ...
Dmytro Gadomsky, Tykhin Alekseienko
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Investigating Cybercrimes that Occur on Documented P2P Networks

International Journal of Ambient Computing and Intelligence, 2011
The popularity of Peer-to-Peer (P2P) Internet communication technologies being exploited to aid cybercrime is ever increasing. P2P systems can be used or exploited to aid in the execution of a large number of online criminal activities, e.g., copyright infringement, fraud, malware and virus distribution, botnet creation, and control.
Mark Scanlon   +2 more
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Exploring Cybercrime Capabilities: Variations Among Cybercrime Investigative Units

Criminal Justice Policy Review
The current analysis utilizes semi-structured qualitative interviews with sworn cybercrime detectives, civilian digital forensics analysts, and unit administrators to consider variations between cybercrime units which bear significant implications for cybercrime investigative policy and practice.
Kevin F. Steinmetz   +4 more
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Cybercrimes and investigations

2021
Inge Sebyan Black, Lawrence J. Fennelly
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Cybercrime Investigations

2020
John Bandler, Antonia Merzon
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Conceptualizing Cybercrime: Definitions, Typologies and Taxonomies

Forensic Sciences, 2022
Stefano Caneppele, Mary P Aiken
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Tactics, Techniques and Procedures of Cybercrime: A Methodology and Tool for Cybercrime Investigation Process

Proceedings of the 18th International Conference on Availability, Reliability and Security, 2023
Gargi Sarkar   +3 more
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Exploring the value of feminist theory in understanding digital crimes: Gender and cybercrime types

Howard Journal of Crime and Justice, 2022
Suleman Lazarus   +2 more
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