Cybercrime, Louise I. Gerdes, Book Editor

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Cybercrime, Louise I. Gerdes, Book Editor

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Louise I. Gerdes, Book Editor

Instantiates

• Cybercrime

Publication

• Detroit, Greenhaven Press, A part of Gale, Cengage Learning, 2013

Bibliography note

Includes bibliographical references (pages 220-223) and index

Carrier category

volume

Carrier category code

• nc

Carrier MARC source

rdacarrier

Content category

text

Content type code

• txt

Content type MARC source

rdacontent

Contents

• The threat of cyberterrorism is exaggerated
• Maura Conway
• Music piracy poses a serious threat to the US economy
• Stephen E. Siwek
• The economic impact of music piracy is exaggerated
• Eric Bangeman
• Ch. 1 Is cybercrime a serious problem?:
• Identity theft is a serious problem
• Sid Kirchheimer
• The impact of identity theft for most victims is minimal
• Lynn Langton,
• Michael Planty
• Cyberterrorism poses a serious threat to national security
• John R. Rossi
• Eric Tucker, and
• Thomas Watkins
• Domestic abusers use technology to stalk and threaten their victims
• Dalia Colòn
• Ch. 2 How do cybercriminals use online media to commit crimes? :
• Fighting back online predators
• Kim Hone-McMahan
• The number of predators that exploit children online is exaggerated
• Steve Rendall
• Cybercriminals use personal information on social networking websites to commit crimes
• Consumer Reports
• Flash mobs, no longer just dance parties and pillow fights, pose growing criminal threat: cops
• Charles Arthur
• Some activist hackers oppose corporate control of the Internet
• Tim Hwang
• Great firewall: Chinese censors of Internet face "Hacktivists" in U.S.
• Geoffrey Fowler
• Ch. 3 Is Internet activism a cybercrime? :
• Activist websites that reveal sensitive documents threaten diplomatic negotiations
• John Feffer
• Activist websites that reveal sensitive documents are a useful form of journalism
• David Carr
• Some activists hack the Internet to promote political beliefs
• Peter Ludlow
• Some activist hackers have become too corrupt to be effective
• Proposed laws to protect children from Internet pornographers are unconstitutional
• Laura W. Murphy,
• Christopher Calabrese,
• Jesselyn McCurdy
• Brake the Internet pirates: how to slow down intellectual property theft in the digital era
• Wall Street Journal
• The Stop Online Piracy Act will not prevent online piracy
• Julian Sanchez
• Internet service providers should be held liable for cybercrime
• Noah Shachtman
• Ch. 4 What laws will best prevent cybercrime? :
• Making Internet service providers liable will not reduce cybercrime
• Mike Masnick
• A strict national standard is necessary to encourage companies to disclose data breaches
• Andrew Crocker
• Industry self-regulation, not government intervention, is the best way to protect consumers from data attacks
• William H. Saito
• Laws to protect children from Internet pornographers are necessary
• Lamar Smith,
• Debbie Wasserman Schultz

Control code

ocn783171211

Dimensions

25 cm.

Extent

243 pages

Isbn

9780737763126

Lccn

2012027207

Media category

unmediated

Media MARC source

rdamedia

Media type code

• n

Other physical details

illustrations

Record ID

u97704

Stock number

1353737

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• (Sirsi) o783171211
• (OCoLC)783171211