Cyberstalking explained
In NSW it is illegal to stalk another person, even if that stalking is online. Explore the key considerations and potential penalties for cyberstalking.
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Why is cybercrime regarded as a borderless crime?
As technology has evolved to be used in all aspects of our private lives and across government and business, the scope and reach of cybercrime has dramatically increased. Cybercrimes can be committed from anywhere and have global impacts. Cybercrime is considered to be “borderless,” meaning it can be extremely difficult to investigate and prosecute.…
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The darknet & cybercrime
Insights from the Tobias Feakin paper : “Cryptomarkets – illicit goods in the darknet”. The “darknet” is a part of the ‘deep web’, where content isn’t accessible through traditional search engines and where access is anonymous and largely untraceable. The deep web refers to a collection of all the websites and databases that…
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