Cybercrime & mutual assistance: Key deficiencies
Current mutual legal assistance (MLA) procedures are inefficient. Discover how more effective international cooperation could be achieved.
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Current mutual legal assistance (MLA) procedures are inefficient. Discover how more effective international cooperation could be achieved.
DetailsLearn about offensive cyber operations and attacks, the main aims of Australia’s cyber offensive strategies, and the potential risks involved.
DetailsLearn about the Racketeering Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act (RICO), introduced into United States federal law in 1970.
DetailsDiscover how emerging ICT has allowed offenders located in other jurisdictions to commit cybercrimes against Australian citizens.
DetailsExplore the key functions and reponsibilities of the Australian Signals Directorate (ASD) – Australia’s national signals intelligence authority.
DetailsMutual Legal Assistance often raises complex questions concerning human rights, which need to be balanced against requests for assistance.
DetailsExplore insights from the National White Collar Crime Center’s (NWCCC) Bitcoin Investigative Field Guide.
DetailsFind how why criminals are drawn to laundering money through real estate, and why this is such an established practice in Australia.
DetailsBitcoin and the blockchain technology have been scrutinized as enablers of crime, but could the blockchain help in the fight against corruption?
DetailsIf Australian computer systems were compromised, this could endanger Australia’s national security in a variety of ways. Explore the key considerations.
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