Add to ORKGThis article examines the responses by the legal fraternity in the United Kingdom and United States towards modern cybercrimes, i.e. when cybercrimes are committed using malware and badware. While there have been attempts to cater to those crimes, there has been no viable mechanism yet. The articles seeks to find the reasons behind this problem and proposes a practical approach to it. DOI: 10.5901/mjss.2017.v8n1p4
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Computer crimes and digital investigations comprise a substantial part of criminal policy, law and p...
Computers and the Internet have brought innumerable benefits to society. They have revolutionized th...
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There appears to be no precise definition for cybercrime or 'computer crime'. Computer crime has bee...
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