2013Unpublished venueRequires access

UPAYA PEMERINTAH JEPANG DALAM MENGATASIKEJAHATAN DUNIA MAYA (CYBERCRIME)

Mayahesti Nawang Puspita

Open publisher page 0 citations

Abstract

Japan is one of the countries that applying high technology in the world, especially in the field of information technology and communications. This condition makes Japan as target of cybercrime. Various types of cybercrime that occurred in Japan include: unauthorized computer access, computer fraud, child pornography, child prostitution, obscenities, copyright infringement, and defamation. Cybercrime is intensely occurred from 2000-2010. Challenges of cybercrime that happens every year make the Japanese government began to do efforts. Various measures have been and are being taken by the Japanese government both in the international forum and national scale. The seriousness of the Japanese government occurred on strict rules against cybercrime in response to the challenges of technological progress. Keywords: Japan, High Technology, Information Technology and Communications, Cybercrime, Unauthorized Computer Access, Computer Fraud, Child Pornography, Child Prostitution, Obscenities, Copyright Infringement, Defamation.

About this research paper

What this paper is about

Japan is one of the countries that applying high technology in the world, especially in the field of information technology and communications. This condition makes Japan as target of cybercrime. Various types of cybercrime that occurred in Japan include: unauthorized computer access, computer fraud, child pornography, child prostitution, obscenities, copyright infringement, and defamation. Cybercrime is intensely occurred from 2000-2010. Challenges of cybercrime that happens every year make the Japanese government began to do efforts. Various measures have been and are being taken by the Japanese government both in the international forum and national scale. The seriousness of the Japanese government occurred on strict rules against cybercrime in response to the challenges of technological progress. Keywords: Japan, High Technology, Information Technology and Communications, Cybercrime, Unauthorized Computer Access, Computer Fraud, Child Pornography, Child Prostitution, Obscenities, Copyright Infringement, Defamation.

Why it matters

A significance statement is not available in the OpenAlex record.

Key contribution

A contribution statement is not available in the OpenAlex record.

Method / approach

Method details are not available in the OpenAlex metadata.

Main findings

Findings are not separately available in the OpenAlex metadata.

Limitations

Limitations are not available in the OpenAlex metadata.

Applications

Application details are not available in the OpenAlex metadata.

Available abstract

Japan is one of the countries that applying high technology in the world, especially in the field of information technology and communications. This condition makes Japan as target of cybercrime. Various types of cybercrime that occurred in Japan include: unauthorized computer access, computer fraud, child pornography, child prostitution, obscenities, copyright infringement, and defamation. Cybercrime is intensely occurred from 2000-2010. Challenges of cybercrime that happens every year make the Japanese government began to do efforts. Various measures have been and are being taken by the Japanese government both in the international forum and national scale. The seriousness of the Japanese government occurred on strict rules against cybercrime in response to the challenges of technological progress. Keywords: Japan, High Technology, Information Technology and Communications, Cybercrime, Unauthorized Computer Access, Computer Fraud, Child Pornography, Child Prostitution, Obscenities, Copyright Infringement, Defamation.

Key concepts: Cybercrime, Seriousness, Child pornography, Government (linguistics), Pornography, Internet privacy, Political science, Criminology

Back to paper searchBrowse research topicsOriginal source
UPAYA PEMERINTAH JEPANG DALAM MENGATASIKEJAHATAN DUNIA MAYA (CYBERCRIME) — Research Paper | ScholarLens