Titlebook: Cybercrime in Context; The human factor in Marleen Weulen Kranenbarg,Rutger Leukfeldt Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Auth

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Introductione Human Factor in Cybercrime. All chapters are based on high quality empirical research and contain a variety of disciplines and theoretical and methodological approaches, all related to human factors in cybercrime.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-60527-8cybercrime; human factor cybercrime; cyber victim; cyber offender; cyber policing; dark web cybercrime

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Michael K. Shaub,Robert L. Braunference many well-known international researchers presented their latest work on the human factor in cybercrime. The small scale of the conference enabled us to make all sessions plenary. This resulted in lively discussions of the presented research and very useful feedback for the presenters. A lar

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Tania Cappadozzi,Ksenija Fonovi?imization. Previous studies have often relied on self-reported behaviour or attitudes towards precautionary online behaviour. Studies that measured both actual online behaviour and explanatory factors in a large population are scarce. In this chapter, the research instrument of the online behaviour

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Accounting for the Varieties of Volunteeringcomes of a successful infection: (1) a user, having a secure recent backup of his data, will not feel compelled to pay; (2) an unprepared victim would rather accept the data loss than pay the ransom; and (3) the victim values the compromised data more than the ransom being asked, and therefore pays.