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The Criminalisation of Tools Under the Computer Misuse Act 1990. The Need to Rethink Cybercrime Offe offences harbour. It is time, not just for reforming the CMA and in particular s3A, but also for the legislator, both in the UK and at international level, to properly engage with the security industry and civil society.

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A Short History of Hacktivism: Its Past and Present and What Can We Learn from Itines and looks at hacktivism more holistically, as an inextricable part of cyberspace politics since its inception. It is only after we have looked at hacktivism’s history that we are able to fully comprehend the phenomenon, its various aspects and its organic development alongside socio-political,

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Assuming Identities Online: How Linguistics Is Helping the Policing of Online Grooming and the Distrlinguistic criteria give rise to such suspicions, and how individuals prepare for impersonation tasks. We also draw on other data sets including from police training and operational settings where identity disguise is employed online in the context of investigations into child grooming and the distr

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‘In and Out, On and Off: LGBT+ Online Experiences’f the internet, young and old, this awareness of risk is tempered by the valuable cloak of anonymity afforded by online communications. The internet is frequently a valuable source of information and support when they have no one, or nowhere, left to turn to (Drushel in LGBT Identity and Online New

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The Internet-of-Things: A Surveillance Wonderlandished rules for data processing and controlling of identifiable personal data. Despite this regulation, data collection is booming for various reasons. Due to the lack of transparency about data collection, the online IoT users are often unable to identify the countless number of actors involved in

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