Criminal Activity on the Internet

Edward H. Freeman · Auerbach Publications eBooks · 2001

The development and widespread use of the Internet and e-mail have changed the methods by which organizations distribute information. The Internet has also exposed organizations to new types of criminal activity, including privacy and copyright violations, fraud, libel, and several forms of industrial espionage. This chapter discusses the legal and ethical aspects of crime on the Internet and offers specific, practical suggestions that organizations and individuals can use to reduce potential problems. OVERVIEW

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