cybercrime

Summary

cybercrime is a type of crime^[1]. cybercrime draws 2,302 Wikipedia views per month (type_of_crime category, ranking #14 of 61).^[2]

Key Facts

• cybercrime's instance of is recorded as type of crime^[3].
• cybercrime's main regulatory text is recorded as Convention on Cybercrime^[4].
• cybercrime is a type of crime^[5].
• cybercrime is a type of IT risk^[6].
• cybercrime is part of automotive security^[7].
• cybercrime is part of computer fraud^[8].
• cybercrime is part of cybergeddon^[9].
• cybercrime is part of computer terrorism^[10].
• cybercrime is part of cyberwarfare^[11].
• cybercrime is part of electronic warfare^[12].
• cybercrime is part of information warfare^[13].
• cybercrime is part of internet security^[14].
• cybercrime is part of mobile security^[15].
• cybercrime is part of copy protection^[16].
• cybercrime is part of digital rights management^[17].
• cybercrime is part of network security^[18].
• cybercrime's Commons category is recorded as Cybercrime^[19].
• cybercrime's said to be the same as is recorded as cybercrime^[20].
• A participant in cybercrime was Association of Southeast Asian Nations^[21].
• A participant in cybercrime was Australian High Tech Crime Centre^[22].
• Among those involved in cybercrime was Internet police^[23].
• A participant in cybercrime was Cyber Crime Unit^[24].
• A participant in cybercrime was Interpol^[25].
• Among those involved in cybercrime was National White Collar Crime Center^[26].
• Among those involved in cybercrime was National Cyber Crime Unit^[27].

Body

Context

Part of include automotive security^[7], a computer security^[28]; computer fraud^[8], an elements of an offence^[29]; cybergeddon^[9]; computer terrorism^[10], an activity^[30]; cyberwarfare^[11]; and electronic warfare^[12]. cybercrime's instance of is recorded as type of crime^[3].

Participants

Recorded participant include Association of Southeast Asian Nations^[21], Australian High Tech Crime Centre^[22], Internet police^[23], Cyber Crime Unit^[24], Interpol^[25], and National White Collar Crime Center^[26].

Why It Matters

cybercrime draws 2,302 Wikipedia views per month (type_of_crime category, ranking #14 of 61).^[2] cybercrime has Wikipedia articles in 29 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.^[31] cybercrime is known by 93 alternative names across languages and contexts.^[32]