The book includes an exhaustive discussion of legal and social issues, fully defines computer crime, and provides specific examples of criminal activities involving computers. Computer Forensics and Cyber Crime: An Introduction presents a comprehensive examination of computer-related crime and the legal issues involved in its investigation.
Designed specifically for criminal justice students and professionals, Computer Forensics and Cyber Crime: An Introduction presents a comprehensive examination of computer-related crime and the legal issues involved in its investigation. The book includes an exhaustive discussion of legal and social issues, fully defines computer crime, and provides specific examples of criminal activities involving computers.
Foreword
Acknowledgments
About the Author
CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION
I. Introduction
II. Cyberspace and Criminal Behavior
III. Clarification of Terms
IV. Traditional Problems Associated with Computer Crime
a. Physicality and Jurisdictional Concerns
b. Perceived Insignificance, Stereotypes, and Incompetence
c. Prosecutorial Reluctance
d. Lack of Reporting
e. Lack of Resources
fi Jurisprudential Inconsistency
V. Extent of the Problem
VI. The Emergence of e-Cash: A New Problem for Law Enforcement
a. Prepaid Cards
b. Stored Value Cards
c. Mobile Payments
d. Internet Payment Services
e. Digital Precious Metals
VII. Conclusions
CHAPTER 2 C0MPUTERTERMINOLOGY AND HISTORY
CHAPTER 3 TRADITIONAL COMPUTER CRIME: EARLY HACKERS AND THEFT OF COMPONENTS
CHAPTER 4 CONTEMPORARY COMPUTER CRIME
CHAPTER 5 IDENTITY THEFT AND IDENTITY FRAUD
CHAPTER 6 TERRORISM AND ORGANIZED CRIME
CHAPTER 7 AVENUES FOR PROSECUTION AND GOVERNMENT EFFORTS
CHAPTER 8 APPLYING THE FIRST AMENDMENT TO C0MPUTER-RELATED CRIME
CHAPTER 9 THE FOURTH AMENDMENT AND OTHER LEGAL ISSUES
CHAPTER 10 FORENSIC TERMINOLOGY AND DEVELOPING FORENSIC SCIENCE CAPABILITIES
CHAPTER 11 SEARCHING AND SEIZING C0MPUTERmRELATED EVIDENCE
CHAPTER 12 PROCESSING OF EVIDENCE AND REPORT PREPARATION
CHAPTER 13 CONCLUSIONS AND FUTURE ISSUES