title: Tangled Web: Tales of Digital Crime from the Shadows of Cyberspace
author:  Richard Power 
description: Part true crime, part call to arms, <i>Tangled Web: Tales of Digital Crime from the Shadows of Cyberspace</i> looks over the firewall from both sides to examine the brave new crooks and their pursuers. Author Richard Power, editorial director of San Francisco's Computer Security Institute, is simultaneously engaging and shaky--a rare and lovely combination. Between interviews with hackers and security experts, Power plies the reader with numbers that suggest that the world's networks are swarming with money-sucking leeches, most of which are never even noticed, and certainly not caught. If his voice never quite becomes hysterical, it's to preserve his credibility; after all, Power's Institute needs a strong public awareness of cybercrime in order to stay in business.
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  Petter Gottschalk
  Policing Cyber Crime
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  Policing Cyber Crime
  1st edition
  © 2014 Petter Gottschalk & bookboon.com
  ISBN 978-87-7681-679-7
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  Policing Cyber Crime
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  Contents
  Contents
   
  Introduction 
  8
  1 
  Cyber Crime Defined 
  9
  1.1 
  Computer Crime Technology 
  9
  1.2 
  Computer Crime on the Internet 
  10
  1.3 
  Financial Computer Crime 
  11
  1.4 
  White-Collar Computer Crime 
  14
  1.5 
  Crime Offender or Victim 
  15
  2 
  Cyber Crime Cases 
  16
  2.1 
  Fake Websites 
  16
  2.2 
  Money Laundering 
  17
  2.3 
  Bank Fraud 
  19
  2.4 
  Advance Fee Fraud 
  20
  2.5 
  Malicious Agents 
  22
  2.6 
  Stock Robot Manipulation 
  23
  2.7 
  Identity Theft 
  23
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