...% of all financial damages. The study offers a preliminary assessment of the size and scope of crime events within the DeFi sector and highlights the vulnerable position of DeFi actors in the ecosystem. cryptoassets decentralized finance profit-driven crime evidenced-based framework cybercrime Biocodex...

... is properly cited. Abstract Situational Crime Prevention (SCP) is a well-documented crime prevention approach that reduces criminal opportunities for a range of different crimes. However, SCP adoption in combating cybercrimes is currently limited. Current cybersecurity controls are not mapped to crime...

... organizational ransomware preparedness and tailored post-ransomware mitigation. cyber security ransomware harms victim experience malware human aspects psychological harm financial harm cyberpsychology cybercrime The Research Institute for Sociotechnical Cyber Security Engineering and Physical...

... of the human-as-solution approach.. phishing cybercrime public organizations cyber resilience awareness human-as-solution For many years phishing has been top of the list as the most frequently occurring digital crime in organizations [ 1 , 2 ]. This comes as no real surprise. Cybercriminals often use...

... for monetary gain. It is a cruel form of cybercrime whereby victims are left heartbroken, often facing financial ruin. We characterize the literary landscape on romance scams, advancing the understanding of researchers and practitioners by systematically reviewing and synthesizing contemporary qualitative...

.... Beyond international law, namely Article 32 the Budapest Convention on Cybercrime ¹⁸ (for which Australia is a signatory), there is no specific law which expressly governs the use of ADCT in Australia. Further, there is very scant judicial guidance. A comprehensive review of federal...

... of security operations center managers [ 28 ]. Reducing wildlife cybercrime, however, will need peer-to-peer management of a large number of independent wildlife trafficking investigators who work across many countries and who require that they retain control over who they trust [ 29 , 30...

... strategies to fill in the identified gaps timely and accurately. cybercrime digital evidence digital forensics evidence exchange international investigation cross-border collaboration Horizon 2020 10.13039/100010661 832735 Government of Catalonia 10.13039/501100002809 101021801 00035...

... medium, provided the original work is properly cited. Abstract Many activities related to cybercrime operations do not require much secrecy, such as developing websites or translating texts. This research provides indications that many users of a popular public internet marketing forum have connections...

...Steven Cook; Luca Giommoni; Nicolas Trajtenberg Pareja; Michael Levi; Matthew L Williams Abstract Despite the increasing prevalence of cybercrime and its study by criminologists, very little research has examined the extent, nature, and impact of fear of cybercrime. In this study, we conducted...

... that the grey economy of cryptocurrency trading is part of a wider evolution of society towards the technosocial, and beyond that perhaps towards the metaversal. cryptocurrency scams fraud financial crime cybercrime European Research Council 10.13039/501100000781 European Union’s Horizon 2020...

... and harms of deepfake and digitally altered imagery abuse, as well as challenges in legal responses, policing and prevention. deepfakes image-based sexual abuse revenge pornography sexual violence cybercrime Australian Research Council 10.13039/501100000923 DP170101433 Image-based sexual abuse...

... linking them to topical events, as is otherwise typical of news reports. The findings in relation to previous studies of cybersecurity discourse and the implications for informal learning and threat perception are discussed. discourse cybercrime text analysis media Information security...

... to cover travel costs, medical expenses or to fund a business opportunity may be sent by the scammer. What to do if a victim of financial cybercrime Make a formal report to local law enforcement. Change compromised passwords. Contact bank and credit card companies to report concerns regarding...

... analysis of empirical data from interviews and novel data sources such as forums and chat channels, we argue that as they industrialize, deviant subcultures can begin to replicate the division of labour, cultural tensions and conditions of alienation present in mainstream capitalist economies. cybercrime...

... the original work is properly cited. Abstract Malicious networks of botnets continue to grow in strength as millions of new users and devices connect to the internet each day, many becoming unsuspectingly complicit in cyber-attacks or unwitting accomplices to cybercrimes. Both states and nonstate actors use...

... research approaches, concluding that ‘each have particular commitments in their respective fields that when combined can be mutually beneficial’. The current study follows this thinking, drawing to different data sources to bridge between the study of (economic) street crimes and cybercrime. It is driven...

...-ransomware propagation class had any significant bearing on the severity of the outcome, but attacks that were purposefully directed at specific victims wreaked more damage than opportunistic ones. ransomware cybercrime attack severity vulnerability factors victimization impact assessment In recent...

... evidence-based Public Health System: the Learning Health System. The road will be long and gruelling. A first negative by-product is the proliferation of cybercrime throughout digital medicine. Big data Digitalization Health cybercrime Big data is a technical term used to measure byte...

... evidence”. Several academic scholars, public, and private organizations have worked on measuring cybercrime. We review available data sources for consumer-facing cybercrime in ‘Data sources’, thereby motivating the use of victimization surveys. Section ‘Victimization surveys on cybercrime’ provides...