The Computer Crime Handbook is the first comprehensive introduction to the field of computer crime research. The authors are leading experts in the field of computer crime, with extensive experience in the investigation, prosecution, and research of computer crime cases. The book comprehensively summarizes the concept, characteristics, types, and causes of computer crime, and introduces knowledge about the prevention, investigation, and prosecution of computer crime. In addition, it provides suggestions for countermeasures and proposals in light of China's current laws, regulations, and judicial practices. The publication of this book has important significance for promoting the research and prevention of computer crime in China.
This document serves as a handbook on computer crimes, detailing the intersection of technology and law. It explores the historical evolution of cybercrime, statistics regarding its prevalence, and the theoretical frameworks used to classify digital offenses.
The text provides an in-depth analysis of specific cyber threats and illegal acts, such as malware, phishing, and unauthorized access. It further examines relevant legislation, including specific Brazilian laws and international comparisons, concluding with insights into digital investigation techniques and future legal perspectives. This manual is written in Portuguese.
ISBN 978850262724-6.
Manual de crimes informáticos.
Saraiva.
Art. 154-A of the Penal Code.