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Cybercrime
Schuilenburg, M. ; Luijf, H.A.M. ; Prins, J.E.J. ; Albertingk Thijm, Chr.A. ; Kaspersen, H.W.K. ; Stol, W.Ph.
Schuilenburg, M.
Luijf, H.A.M.
Prins, J.E.J.
Albertingk Thijm, Chr.A.
Kaspersen, H.W.K.
Stol, W.Ph.
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Justitiële verkenningen 2004/08
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JV2004/08
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Abstract
Within a matter of a few years, computer and Internet crime - also known as cybercrime - has become a phenomenon that every computer user is confronted with on an almost daily basis. While the implications of spam, for instance, and spy software (permitted for now) are usually limited, and hacking is generally seen as a form of competition, the technical skills on which these are based are also being used for some very harmful activities indeed. Such activities include identity theft, plundering bank accounts and disrupting vital infrastructures for drinking water and electricity supplies. This issue of Judicial Explorations presents a number of striking examples.
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- M. Schuilenburg - De noodtoestand als regel; cyberkritische reflecties over de openbare ruimte
- H.A.M. Luijf - De kwetsbaarheid van de ICT-samenleving
- J.E.J. Prins - Technologie en de nieuwe dilemma's rond identificatie, anonimiteit en privacy
- Chr.A. Albertingk Thijm - Peer-to-peer vs. auteursrecht
- H.W.K. Kaspersen - Bestrijding van cybercrime en de noodzaak van internationale regelingen
- W.Ph. Stol - Trends in cybercrime
Title
Cybercrime (full text only available in Dutch)
Uitgever / Publisher
WODC
Publicatiedatum / Publication date
2004