Methodology of Detection of Computer Crime Offenses

Matijašević, Jelena; Dragojlović, Joko

doi:10.51738/kpolisa2021.18.2p.1.04

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“…Even the penetration of the computer system represents damage in itself, and the deed is completed. 11 Therefore, although the opposite could be argued, we believe that, bearing in mind the peculiarity of computer crime, it can be considered that the consequence of the action -hacking -occurred on the territory of the country where the specific computer system is located. In addition, the country in whose territory the computer system that is attacked has the strongest interest in prosecuting the attackers of that computer system.…”

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Jurisdiction for criminal offenses of cybercrime: International and national standards

Dragojlović¹

2023

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Criminal acts of a computer crime are no longer a new social and legal phenomenon. In addition to the execution of criminal acts that fall within the domain of a computer crime, computers have found their application in the execution of the so-called classic criminal acts, giving them a different modus operandi. A spatial distance between the action taken and the resulting consequences during the execution of criminal acts of a computer crime, led to the strengthening of the transnational crime. Initially, the international community tried to intervene in this area, with the idea of regulating the criminal prosecution of the perpetrators of the cross-border criminal acts of a computer crime. However, to date, there has been adopted no normative framework regulating the issue of prosecuting the perpetrators of these criminal acts at the universal level. In this sense, the paper analyzes the existing international standards with regard to the normative arrangement of jurisdiction for the prosecution of perpetrators of transnational computer crimes. In addition, the paper contains a presentation of the normative arrangement of this issue in domestic legislation.

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Jurisdiction for criminal offenses of cybercrime: International and national standards

Dragojlović¹

2023

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Challenges in regulating and identifying deepfake content

Marković,

Zirojević

2024

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The modern development of digital technologies brings numerous advantages to a person's everyday life, opening up new opportunities, expanding and facilitating existing ones. Thanks to this, the fulfilment of both private and professional obligations is improved in ways that lead to increased efficiency and productivity at work. The availability of digital databases and the availability of advanced digital tools and techniques facilitate scientific research. The existence of accessible online platforms contributes to the exchange of ideas and experiences, modernization of production processes, positive transformation of the health care industry, and progress of science as a whole. Unfortunately, simultaneously to contributing to the development of society in all segments of life, new areas for numerous abuses are opening up. In this regard, the scope and intensity of the development of digital technologies multiply the existing moral and security challenges while producing new ones at the same time. The inadequate development of appropriate regulatory responses significantly contributes to this. The challenges in regulating and identifying abuses of digital technologies have been particularly pronounced with the development of artificial intelligence, whose techniques have increased the possibilities of generating fake audio and video recordings, as well as images, to unimaginable limits. Having that in mind, our goal in this paper is to point out the main security challenges produced by the technology of creating deepfake content and, accordingly, the key regulatory challenges, both in national and international frameworks. Applying the methods of content analysis, induction and deduction we have come to a conclusion that the overall power of opposing the abuse and criminalization of deepfake techniques requires dynamic development of tools for their identification, establishment of appropriate business standards, development of protection strategies, as well as urgent improvement of the existing regulatory frameworks, not excluding the need to adopt completely new legal solutions.

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Privacy under threat: The intersection of IoT and mass surveillance

Domazet,

Marković,

Skakavac

2024

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The rapid development of information and communication technologies, blockchain technologies, artificial intelligence (AI), as well as the Internet of Things (IoT) devices has brought numerous advantages to modern society. Alongside increased comfort of life and efficiency in all areas of human activity, the automation enabled by interconnected networks also poses a challenge to citizens' right to privacy. The goal of this research is to identify weaknesses in this use of modern technologies, specifically in how they negatively impact the citizens' right to privacy, by analyzing the relationship between mass surveillance practices and IoT devices. The research established that the implementation of mass surveillance measures using IoT technology can lead to violations of ethical standards, security protocols, and the right to privacy. It has been shown that there are issues with applying existing regulations to IoT and mass surveillance and that no universal legal framework currently exists to protect the right to privacy. The use of IoT technology, especially given the rapid development of artificial intelligence, will in the future raise numerous dilemmas regarding the entities responsible for collecting personal data, the consents required for data usage and processing, where the collected personal data will be used, and for what purposes. Therefore, it is necessary to adapt privacy laws to modern technological advancements such as IoT and AI. This study utilized methods of induction, deduction, and content analysis.

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Methodology of Detection of Computer Crime Offenses

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Jurisdiction for criminal offenses of cybercrime: International and national standards

Jurisdiction for criminal offenses of cybercrime: International and national standards

Challenges in regulating and identifying deepfake content

Privacy under threat: The intersection of IoT and mass surveillance

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