HIGH-TECH CRIME IN THE REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

Abstract High-tech crime encompasses a diverse set of illegal activities that take place in cyberspace. This new type of crime is becoming more and more prevalent with the development of information and communication technologies. Hacking attacks, identity theft, cyber espionage, various frauds and distribution of illegal content over the Internet represent different types of high-tech crime. In today's world, states must be able to adapt to the rapid and continuous development of technology in order to successfully suppress high-tech criminal activities. The fight against this phenomenon requires an adequate legal framework, various protection measures, as well as international cooperation. The reason for this should be found in the principle that high-tech crime does not stop at the borders of states. The paper aims to examine the very concept of high-tech crime, its various forms, as well as the most important normative provisions and institutional mechanisms that exist in the Republic of Serbia. Key words: High-tech crime, cyber crime, Republic of Serbia.

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2024-10-12
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https://doi.org/10.62982/seti06.ankl.58
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Cybercrime and Law Enforcement Studies
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HIGH-TECH CRIME IN THE REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

Sanela Veljković, Milica Ćurčić, ANITA KLIKOVAC
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HIGH-TECH CRIME IN THE REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

Sanela Veljković, Milica Ćurčić, ANITA KLIKOVAC
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Abstract High-tech crime encompasses a diverse set of illegal activities that take place in cyberspace. This new type of crime is becoming more and more prevalent with the development of information and communication technologies. Hacking attacks, identity theft, cyber espionage, various frauds and distribution of illegal content over the Internet represent different types of high-tech crime. In today's world, states must be able to adapt to the rapid and continuous development of technology in order to successfully suppress high-tech criminal activities. The fight against this phenomenon requires an adequate legal framework, various protection measures, as well as international cooperation. The reason for this should be found in the principle that high-tech crime does not stop at the borders of states. The paper aims to examine the very concept of high-tech crime, its various forms, as well as the most important normative provisions and institutional mechanisms that exist in the Republic of Serbia. Key words: High-tech crime, cyber crime, Republic of Serbia.

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