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The Criminology of Computer Crime
Sun, 28 Mar 2010 12:40PM
For one of my courses I have to write an essay on a topic related to computer forensics that hasn't been taught in class. I have chosen to write mine on criminology of computer crime, and it's so interesting! If you want a really good overview of criminology then read the following two PDFs - Criminological Theory and The Criminology of Computer Crime. I will be summarizing some of the things written here.
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