Cybercrime : Key issues and debates

By:

Gillespie Alisdair A

Contributor(s):

Publication details: London Routledge 2016Description: 308p viiISBN:

9781138541788

Subject(s):

1. Computer Crimes - U K 2. Internet - Law & Legislation 3. Criminal Provisions

DDC classification:

345.410268 GIL

Contents:

Contents: 1. Cybercrime Part I: Crimes Against Computers; 2. Hacking and Malware: Targeting the Technology; 3. Targeting Data; 4. From Hacktivism to Cyberwarfare: Weaponising Cyberspace; Part II: "Property" 5. Intellectual and Virtual Property; 6. Fraud Part III: Offensive Content; 7. Hate and Harm; 8. Sexualised Content 1: Adult pornography; 9. Sexualised Content 2: Child pornography; Part IV: Offences Against the Person; 10. Offences Against the Person; Part V: Investigating Cybercrime; 11. Jurisdiction; 12.Policing Cybercrime: Structures; 13. Policing Cybercrime: Investigative Powers

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Contents:
1. Cybercrime
Part I: Crimes Against Computers;
2. Hacking and Malware: Targeting the Technology;
3. Targeting Data;
4. From Hacktivism to Cyberwarfare: Weaponising Cyberspace;
Part II: "Property" 5. Intellectual and Virtual Property;
6. Fraud Part III: Offensive Content;
7. Hate and Harm;
8. Sexualised Content 1: Adult pornography;
9. Sexualised Content 2: Child pornography;
Part IV: Offences Against the Person;
10. Offences Against the Person;
Part V: Investigating Cybercrime;
11. Jurisdiction;
12.Policing Cybercrime: Structures;
13. Policing Cybercrime: Investigative Powers

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