Journal of Financial Crime · 2007 · 49 citations · 5 references
Social SciencesAccountancyCybersecurityComputer SecurityCybercrimeFinancial RegulationFinancial CrimeFraud DetectionFraud PreventionFraud Risk ManagementInternet GovernanceOnline FraudCyber Fraud PreventionCyber LawJurisdiction In Cybercrime Cases
Purpose This paper seeks to examine the problem of cyber fraud, a situation created by online financial transactions. Design/methodology/approach Examines the challenges to regulating financial fraud in cyberspace, e.g. those responsible for the fraud; the possibility of prosecution; and the position of cyberspace in the light of jurisdiction and control. Findings Finds that the introduction of internet specific regulation would be useful in combating cyberspace fraud. Originality/value This paper arguably breaks new ground in recommending measures to combat financial fraud in cyberspace.
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Law and Borders: The Rise of Law in Cyberspace
David R. Johnson, David M. Post · Stanford Law Review · 1996 · 705 citations