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The phenomenon of computer crime was brought to the attention of the general public in industrialized countries by leading computer crime lawyers and the mass media, with a journalistic perspective that emphasized the phenomenon's somewhat folkloristic aspect. The first studies on the subject were conducted by American socio-criminologists, followed by German, French, and Italian ones.
Jurists moved later, probably prompted by the initiatives undertaken in the 1980s by major international organizations (OECD, Council of Europe, EEC, UN), which, one after the other, examined this new type of crime using specific approaches, developing specific recommendations or resolutions addressed to member countries and aimed at urging the enactment of specific regulations or the harmonization of existing ones in order to better combat this type of crime defined as high-tech.
Computer crime itself has experienced a qualitative and quantitative development following the enormous development of personal computers (which have democratized, so to speak, the approach to information technology) and the development of the network of networks, the INTERNET, in its numerous applications.
Illicit cybercrime, initially the work of isolated hackers operating primarily for entertainment, has evolved significantly following the emergence of organized hacker groups, especially in the United States and Germany. The influx of anarchic-collectivist ideologies into this particular environment has raised alarm among governments, given the potential threat this movement poses to network security, privacy protection, and national security.
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Top cybercrime lawyers and experts argue that it's vital for criminal organizations to secure a flow of financial resources, which must then be reinvested and also serve as a means to corrupt public officials. And the internet, experts argue, lends itself perfectly to these purposes, both by enabling the development of gambling and by facilitating money laundering.
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