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Organized Cybercrime: Networks, Markets, and Digital Power

Organized Cybercrime: Networks, Markets, and Digital Power

Elshenraki, Hossam Mohamed
Davies, Amanda

Paperback

CriminologyGeneral LawComputer Security

Publisher Price: $195.00

ISBN13: 9798337395708
Publisher: Igi Global Scientific Publishing
Published: Nov 4 2026
Pages: 356
Weight: 1.36
Height: 0.74 Width: 7.00 Depth: 10.00
Language: English
Organized cybercrime exploits digital technologies, transnational networks, and online marketplaces to conduct a wide range of criminal activities. From ransomware attacks and financial fraud to identity theft and illicit data trafficking, cybercriminal groups increasingly operate through decentralized structures that resemble legitimate business enterprises. These organizations leverage advanced technologies, specialized roles, and collaborative networks to expand their reach, increase efficiency, and maximize profits. The growing influence of digital platforms, cryptocurrencies, dark web marketplaces, and artificial intelligence has further transformed the cybercrime landscape, creating new forms of digital power that challenge traditional approaches to law enforcement, cybersecurity, and governance. Examining the structures, economies, and strategies of organized cybercrime can provide valuable insight into how criminal networks establish, sustain, and expand their operations while influencing the security, resilience, and governance of the digital world. Organized Cybercrime: Networks, Markets, and Digital Power examines cybercrime as a modern form of organized criminal activity, demonstrating how digital offenses have evolved from isolated acts by individual offenders into sophisticated, transnational, and profit-driven enterprises. This book conceptualizes cybercrime as an organized criminal ecosystem characterized by specialized divisions of labor, hierarchical and networked structures, illicit digital marketplaces, and cross-border coordination. Covering topics such as digital technology, criminology, and intelligence-led policing, this book serves as a valuable resource for criminologists, security professionals, government officials, business leaders, researchers, and scientists.

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