a survey of cyber crime in greece
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2014
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Abstract
During the past years, the Internet has evolved into the so-called “Web 2.0”. Nevertheless, the wide use of the offered Internet services has rendered individual users a potential target to cyber criminals. The paper presents a review and analysis of various cyber crimes, based on the cases that were reported to the Cyber Crime and Computer Crime Unit of the Greek Police Force and compares them to similar data of other EU countries.
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| Authors | ;A. Papanikolaou;V. Vlachos;A. Papathanasiou;K. Chaikalis;M. Dimou;M. Karadimou |
| Journal | surface science |
| Year | 2014 |
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