The Australian Institute of Criminology (AIC) was commissioned by CrimTrac to conduct an
evaluation of the Australian Cybercrime Online Reporting Network (ACORN). The ACORN is …

The security of digital information is paramount to the success of private organizations.
Violating that security is a multi-billion-dollar criminal business and exploiting these …

This paper outlines a range of factors associated with extradition and transnational online
intellectual property offending by examining the Australian case of Hew Griffiths. In …

Cybercrime represents a significant threat for the 21st century, a threat that traditional
methods of policing cannot adequately manage. Consequently, new ways of policing …

E-commerce serves to conduct business with the help of telecommunication-centric
instruments. It refers to the exchange of organizational data, the preservation of business …

Telecommunications technologies have changed not only the ways in which crimes are
committed but also the ways in which offenders interact in committing them. The truism of …

The emergence and development of the Internet led to the redirection of numerous human
activities into cyberspace. This trend was also reflected in the operations of modern …

This paper reviews law enforcement procedures for international cybercrimes—crimes
where a computer is used as a tool to commit criminal activities. By examining the issues of …

This thesis examines the Council of Europe's Cybercrime Convention and suggests there is
a structural imbalance: while improving the procedures for investigating cybercrimes, it has …

The use of information technology, computers, and networks are more prevalent as a means
to commit crime. Law enforcement agencies categorize crimes facilitated with the use of the …