International Journal Of Cyber Criminology

The International Journal of Cyber Criminology is an academic journal dedicated to the field of cyber criminology. This journal provides a platform for researchers, scholars, and professionals in the fields of criminology, cybersecurity, information technology, law, and social sciences to exchange and share the latest research findings, theoretical discussions, case studies, legal policies, and prevention and response strategies related to cybercrime. Due to the fact that cybercrime is a global issue involving numerous fields, including but not limited to online fraud, hacker attacks, online harassment, intellectual property infringement, and cyber terrorism, magazines play an important role in promoting the dissemination of cybercrime knowledge and the development of professional practices.

Journal content typically includes original research papers, review articles, case studies, technical reports, and reviews, covering a wide range of topics such as the definition and classification of cybercrime, motivations and patterns of cybercrime, prevention and intervention measures for cybercrime, legal and ethical issues of cybercrime, and the impact of cybercrime on society. The editorial team of the magazine is composed of renowned scholars in the field of online criminology, who are responsible for the editorial work of the journal, including article collection, peer review, and final publication. The journal adopts a strict peer review process to ensure that the published articles have high quality and academic value.