Cyberprofiling: offender profiling and geographic profiling of crime on the internet
Eur Ing, Brian Tompsett, Angus M. Marshall, Natasha Semmens
Abstract
Eur Ing, Brian Tompsett, Angus M. Marshall, Natasha Semmens
Abstract
A project to combine criminological techniques of profiling with Internet abuse and computer forensic data is outlined. The multidisciplinary approach which applies the expertise of lawyers, criminologists, computer forensics and Internet specialists together is seen as a response to the explosion of e-crimes. Future work that involves the presentation of the results of cyberprofiling is proposed.
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A project to combine criminological techniques of profiling with Internet abuse and computer forensic data is outlined. The multidisciplinary approach which applies the expertise of lawyers, criminologists, computer forensics and Internet specialists together is seen as a response to the explosion of e-crimes. Future work that involves the presentation of the results of cyberprofiling is proposed.
Key concepts: Profiling (computer programming), Offender profiling, The Internet, Computer science, Digital forensics, Multidisciplinary approach, Presentation (obstetrics), Data science