The Legal Aspects of Cybercrime in Nigeria: An Analysis.
The first one depicts the criminological aspects of cyber-crime by defining the phenomenon, identifying the different groups of cyber-criminals and analyzing recent statistics and cases to determin the extent of the threat that our society faces. A second chapter focuses on the Council of Europe Convention on Cyber-crime. It begins.
The Legal Aspects of Cybercrime in Nigeria: An Analysis with the UK Provisions BY CHIBUKO RAPHAEL IBEKWE A Thesis Submitted to the School of Law, University of Stirling for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) JULY 2015. ii Abstract Cybercrime offences know no limits to physical geographic boundaries and have continued to create unprecedented issues regarding to the feasibility and.
Increase in the development of computer technologies has lead to an increase in the number of cyber crimes. Attacking low security targets to access confidential data is the standard pattern of.
Cyber Crime is a crime which involves the use of digital technologies in commission of offence, directed to computing and communication technologies. The modern techniques that are proliferating towards the use of internet activity results in creating exploitation, vulnerability making a suitable way for transferring confidential.
CYBER SECURITY AS AN EMERGING CHALLENGE TO SOUTH AFRICAN NATIONAL SECURITY By Jordan Luke Griffiths Student Number 10345028 A mini-dissertation submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree Master of Security Studies (MSS) in the Department of Political Sciences, Faculty of Humanities, University of Pretoria.
The ITU publication Understanding cybercrime: phenomena, challenges and legal response has been prepared by Prof. Dr. Marco Gercke and is a new edition of a report previously entitled Understanding Cybercrime: A Guide for Developing Countries.
Investigating and Prosecuting Cyber Crime: Forensic Dependencies and Barriers to Justice Cameron S. D. Brown1 Australian National University, Australia Abstract The primary goal of this paper is to raise awareness regarding legal loopholes and enabling technologies, which facilitate acts of cyber crime. In perusing these avenues of inquiry, the.
Cyber crime: A review of the evidence. Chapter 2: Cyber-enabled crimes - fraud and theft. What are cyber-enabled crimes? Cyber-enabled crimes are traditional. 1. crimes, which can be increased in their scale or reach by use of computers, computer networks or other forms of information communications technology (ICT). Unlike cyber-dependent crimes, they can be committed without the use of ICT.
Cyber Crime in the Society: Problems and Preventions 242 unprepared society and the world in general is towards combating these crimes. There are numerous crimes of this nature committed daily on the internet. But it is worth knowing that Africans and indeed Nigerians are yet to develop their technical knowledge to accommodate and perpetrate this kind of crime. 4. Conventional Crime Crime is a.
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This dissertation is specially based on the researcher study about the cybercrime and analysis of laws: a case study of Zanzibar legal issues. The data collected through interviews, internet and library research with focus on the issue of cybercrime in Zanzibar; the data was collected from different institutions called Director of Public.
Combating Computer Crime: An International Perspective Ali Obaid Sultan Alkaabi Bachelor of Computer Science, University of the UAE Master of Information Technology, University of Southern Queensland Thesis submitted in accordance with the regulations for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy Information Security Institute Faculty of Science and Technology Queensland University of Technology.
MASTER THESIS CYBERCRIME AND THE IMPACT ON BANKS’ FRONTLINE SERVICE EMPLOYEES A qualitative study towards the impact of cybercrime on the experiences, concerns and actions taken by Frontline Service Employees within the banking sector. Fleur Staal S0207233 EXAMINATION COMMITTEE N. Baas, MSc. Dr. J. Karreman.
