01344nam a2200229Ia 450000100070000000500170000700800410002401000170006502000360008204000180011805000220013608200240015810000290018224500680021126000430027930000230032249000380034550400660038350505870044965000270103665000510106330878920160527185920.0120516s2010    cau      b    001 0 eng    a  2009048693  a9780313365461 (acid-free paper)  aDLCcDLCdDLC00aHV6773b.B75 201000a364.168bB8386c2221 aBrenner, Susan W.2Local10aCybercrimebcriminal threats from cyberspacecSusan W. Brenner.  aSanta Barbara, Calif.bPraegercc2010.  aix, 281 p.c24 cm.0 aCrime, media, and popular culture  aIncludes bibliographical references (p. [221]-269) and index.0 a21st century twilight zone : stalking a town -- From mainframes to metaverse : the origins and evolution of cybercrime -- Three categories -- Target cybercrimes : hacking, malware, etc -- Tool cybercrimes : fraud, harassment-- murder? -- Cyber-CSI : computer crime scene -- Beyond war games : who are the cybercriminals? -- Cyber-law and order : investigating and prosecuting cybercrime -- U.S. law enforcement : agencies and challenges -- Global law enforcement : fewer agencies, even more challenges -- Privacy versus security : which trumps? -- What is the future of cybercrime?. 0aComputer crimes2Local 0aComputer networksxLaw and legislation.2Local