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Cybercrime
Hackers are making personalised ransomware to target the most profitable and…
Once a piece of ransomware has got hold of your valuable information, there is very little you can…
United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime – University Module Series
UNDOC aims to support tertiary level educators and academics in their efforts to transmit knowledge…
Money laundering in Bulgaria: state of affairs and policy implications
This Center for the Study of Democracy Policy Brief examines the evolution, implementation, and…
On the identification of suspicious users on social networks
The use of IT technology for the planning and implementation of illegal activities has been gaining…
Emerging challenges in Organized Cyber-Crime and Terrorist Networks
Organized Crime (OC) and Terrorist Networks (TN) have risen to major and persistent threats for the…
Towards the discovering of similarities and behavioural patterns of suspicious…
In the last decades, the human society has been facing with an increased number of terrorists and…
Cybercrime and Organized Crime
Cybercrime is now far away of hackers fighting with computer systems just for fun or to teas…
When safety interventions backfire: Why some measures can have very unexpected…
The net impact of interventions that prevent or reduce the associated costs of risky behaviors are…
Are Booter Services indicative of a new form of organised crime group online?
Recent changes in the cyberthreat landscape, especially high yield cybercrimes such as Ransomware…
Transnational Organised Crime Groups in a Changing Socio-Political and…
This article seeks to explore the ways that the internet has changed the crime organisation behind…