Cyber Crime, Second Edition Catherine D. Marcum

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• ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 1543800238
• ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-1543800234

Online Offense, Second Releaseby Catherine D. Marcum, provides an in-depth exploration of the prevalence of cyber violations in our culture, as well as the law enforcement system encounter with cybercrimes. Findings from scholars in the academic domain, along with governmental investigations, regulations, and other materials are collected and summarized. Core concepts, figures, and legislative histories are deliberated in each section. This book is designed to instruct and illuminate a broad audience, ranging from those who are completely unfamiliar with the topic as a whole, to individuals seeking more specific information on a particular form of cyber violation. This text is expected to be a beneficial resource for learners, educators, and practitioners from different backgrounds.

Fresh to the Second Edition:

• A fresh section delves into the various forms of nonconsensual pornography—doxxing, downblousing, upskirting, revenge porn, sextortion—and its adverse impacts on victims and society.
• Innovative components—Key Terms, Questions to Ponder While Reading, and end-of-chapter Discussion Query—aid students in focusing on key concepts.
• Exploration of the latest matters—the Convention on Cybercrime, R.B. Cialdini’s research on grooming, neutralization (or rationalization) of behaviors, transaction laundering, and cyber dating—keeping students abreast of recent advancements.
• Updates incorporate the latest data from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, case studies with current tendencies and judgments (Playpen, Tor), and extended coverage of online solicitation and Internet safety for minors.

Educators and pupils will gain from:

• Case analyses in every section that correlate new theories to current events and demonstrate the application of criminal philosophy in tackling criminal activities
• Discussion queries that promote evaluative and analytic contemplation
• An array of theories and viewpoints that illuminate the intricacy of Web-based unlawful deeds
• Conversation and evaluation of the demographics and characteristics of the perpetrators and their targets
• An informative summary of the initiatives of regulations, public strategies, and law enforcement to avert and indict cyber offenses
• Coverage of the most prevalent and harmful types of cyber misconduct
  • intellectual property theft
  • web-based sexual exploitation
  • identity theft
  • online fraud and financial offenses
  • intimidation