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Bogies in the wire: is there a need for legislative control of cyber weapons / Prunckun, Hank

Prunckun, Hank	Journal Article
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2008.

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An article that discusses how information and communications technology (computer systems and data transmission) are used as 'cyber weapons' for criminal purposes. It canvasses a number of legislative policy options for controlling their misuse. The paper concludes with the view that implementing some form of cyber weapons laws - in the same vein as firearms legislation - would not only help ensure society's domestic well-being, but would also aid national security.

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Criminology ; Computer Crime ; Cyber Weapons ; Legislative Controls

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Caught in the web: Brazil continues to be a centre of cybercrime / Day, Michael

Day, Michael	Journal Article
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Publication	2009.
Summary/Abstract	With criminals increasingly turning to cybercrime as relatively lowcost, risk-free source of financial gain, Brazil has become established as one of the its main global centres. Although it is difficult to collect reliable statistics, studies and reports published primarily by commercial anti-virus companies indicate that Brazil has been cybercrime centre for more than decade.

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Brazil ; Cyber crime ; Computer Crime ; Cyber

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ID: 072528

Cyber crimes: detention and prevention / Pandey, Ashish

2006

Pandey, Ashish	Book
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Publication	New Delhi, JBA Publishers, 2006.
Standard Number	8189800205

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Internet ; Cyber crime ; Computer Crime

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Cyber menance / Galeotti, Mark

Galeotti, Mark	Journal Article
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Publication	2012-13.
Summary/Abstract	Computer crime could soon pose a greater threat to world security then terrorism. Mark Galeotti analyses the problem and looks at the ambivalent attitude of states towards countering it.

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Terrorism ; Global Economy ; International terrorism ; National Security Strategy ; Cybercrime ; Computer Crime ;
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