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Cybercrime is not a solely technical subject but one that involves human offenders who are
susceptible to social scientific study. Yet, despite calls for cybercrime research to be …

There has been a dramatic increase in research on terrorism and extremist activities over
the last two decades. Despite this growth, the majority of studies focus on either the harm …

Criminological literature on crime and deviance in cyberspace has boomed in recent years
with most studies focusing on computer integrity crimes, computer content crimes and …

The relative glut of data on cybercriminal forums has led to a growing understanding of the
functioning of these virtual marketplaces. But with a focus on illicit online trading, less …

Fake engagement services allow users of online social media and other web platforms to
illegitimately increase their online reach and boost their perceived popularity. Driven by …

Abstract Research Summary This study utilized a quantitative analysis of 246 cyberattack
incidents reported in the Extremist CyberCrime Database to identify significant predictors of …

The cybercrime industry is characterised by work specialisation to the point that it has
become a volume industry with various “as-a-service” offerings. One well-established “as-a …

From its roots as niche technically-driven crimes and online subcultures, cybercrime and
online harm now dominate public debates. This chapter examines cybercrime from a …

Cryptomarkets are increasingly requiring users to purchase products with Monero (a 'privacy
coin') to further obfuscate the digital trail of money compared to conventional …