Organised crime groups in cyberspace: a typology
@article{Choo2008OrganisedCG, title={Organised crime groups in cyberspace: a typology}, author={Kim-Kwang Raymond Choo}, journal={Trends in Organized Crime}, year={2008}, volume={11}, pages={270-295} }
Three categories of organised groups that exploit advances in information and communications technologies (ICT) to infringe legal and regulatory controls: (1) traditional organised criminal groups which make use of ICT to enhance their terrestrial criminal activities; (2) organised cybercriminal groups which operate exclusively online; and (3) organised groups of ideologically and politically motivated individuals who make use of ICT to facilitate their criminal conduct are described in this… Expand
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