Cybercrime research suggests that, analogous to traditional crime, victims are more likely to
be offenders. This overlap could be caused by shared risk factors, but it is unclear if these …

Cyberspace creates opportunities for new forms of crime that may be related to specific
personality characteristics of offenders. Few studies have investigated the personality …

Cyber-dependent crime is a growing global threat. However, research on cybercrime
offending throughout the life course, especially on the factors leading to initiation and …

Self-control has been identified as a major factor influencing individual behavior in the social
science, neuroscience, criminology, and information security literatures. In this study, we first …

The rapid development of information and communication technology (ICT) in education has
attract the interest of the Malaysia's Ministry of Education. Ministry aims to have all teachers …

The current generation of adolescents, who are generally described as digital natives, have
greater access to and are greater consumers of information than previous generations …

The distinct setting in which cyber-dependent crime takes place may reduce the similarity in
the deviance of social network members. We test this assumption by analysing the deviance …

Abstract Research Summary This qualitative interview study examined individual and social
aspects in the lives of 15 hackers who started with ethical hacking before the age of 18. We …

Research on cyber-co-offending tends to focus on either the organizational structure of
organized cybercrime or social learning processes among individuals. This paper provides …

In recent decades there has been a shift toward 'the digital'in society in general, and in
learning in particular. In the United States of America (USA) alone there are more than 6 …