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The leading introduction to computer crime and forensicsis now fully updated to reflect today's newest attacks, law. Table of contents : Content: 1. Forensic science 1. Digital forensics 1.
Digital evidence 1. Table of contents : Title Page 4 Copyright Page 5 Contents Page 7 List of figures Page 11 List of tables Page 12 List of boxes Page 16 Introduction Page 17 Technology as a landscape for crime Page 21 A typology of cybercrime Page 38 This text Page 53 Introduction Page 54 Local police and sheriffs' offices Page 56 State agencies Page 60 Federal law enforcement Page 62 Civil investigation and application of digital evidence Page 64 Extralegal agencies and non-governmental organizations Page 69 International enforcement challenges Page 71 The tension between security and privacy Page 72 Summary Page 82 Introduction Page 83 Defining computer hacking Page 84 Victims of hacking Page 87 The human aspects of the hacker subculture Page 90 Hacking history Page 94 The modern hacker subculture Page Legal frameworks to prosecute hacking Page Enforcing and investigating hacker activity Page Summary Page Introduction Page The basics of malware Page Viruses, trojans, and worms Page The global impact of malware Page Hackers and malware writers Page The market for malicious software Page Legal challenges in dealing with malware Page Coordination and management in addressing malware Page What is intellectual property?
Page The evolution of piracy over time Page The subculture of piracy Page The evolution of legislation to deal with piracy Page The law enforcement and industry response Page Fraud and computer-mediated communications Page Identity theft Page Email-based scams Page Romance scams Page The problem of carding and stolen data markets Page Identity theft and fraud laws Page The spectrum of sexuality online Page Pornography in the digital age Page Prostitution and sex work Page Dealing with obscenity and pornography online Page Self-regulation by the pornography industry Page Defining and differentiating child porn from obscene content Page The role of technology in child pornography and exploitation Page Explorations of the pedophile subculture online Page The legal status of child pornography around the globe Page Online threats, bullying, and harassment Page Defining cyberbullying Page Predictors of bullying online and offline Page Defining terror, hacktivism, and cyberterror Page The role of nation-state vs.
Page The use of the Internet in the indoctrination and recruitment of extremist groups Page Electronic attacks by extremist groups Page Cyberwar and the nation-state Page Legislating extremism and cyberterror Page Investigating and securing cyberspace from the threat of terror and war Page Cyberwar and response Page Subcultural theories Page Social learning theory and cybercrime Page General theory of crime Page Agnew's general strain theory Page Techniques of neutralization Page Deterrence theory Page Theories of cybercrime victimization Page Need for new cyberspace theories?