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DavidS. Wall · 2017
Technology changes everything, crime included. The Internet has created a completely new environment in which traditional crimes - fraud, identity theft and child pornography - can take new forms and prosper. Globalisation, partly the product of new technology, has opened up vast new opportunities for organized crimes such as money laundering, credit card forgery, trade in body parts and, of course, terrorism. Technology is also delivering new ways to control crime, including facial recognition software, global positioning devices, radio-frequency identification tags and many, many more.