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Strengthening the Nexus between Criminology and Cybersecurity
Cybercrime is broadly defined in criminological literature as an umbrella concept that includes both conventional offences committed through digital means and offences that can only exist within networked environments. The former category, often termed ‘cyber-enabled crimes’, involves traditional cr
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