Cyber-Dependent and Cyber-Enabled Crime: Legal Responses and Challenges
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McKenzie, Simon
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Perry, Mark
Roy, Alpana
de Zwart, Melissa
Adams, Michael
Selvadurai, Niloufer
Forrest, Heather
Cormier, Monique
McKenzie, Simon
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The term "cybercrime" is any crime committed using computers or online networks.1 It is more constructive, however, to consider cybercrime in two categories: cyber-dependent crime and cyber-enabled offences.
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Cormier, M; McKenzie, S, Cyber-Dependent and Cyber-Enabled Crime: Legal Responses and Challenges, Legal Issues in Information Technology, 2022, pp. 99-128