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Original Article

Money Mule Scams: Patterns of Involvement and Awareness Campaign

Nik Adzrieman Abdul Rahman
ORCiD ,
Chan Cheong Chong
,
Raja Rizal Iskandar Raja Hisham

Keywords: At-Risk Behaviours, Cybercrime, Commercial Crime, Mule Account, Money Mules

Article no: 62

Pages 802-808

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2023.11.02.62

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Original Article

Cybercrime Prevention: Comparative Analysis Of Criminal Laws Of Azerbaijan, Russian And Armenia

Vorobiev Victor Victorovich
,
Gracheva Yulia Victoro
,
Ilyin Igor Vyacheslavovich
,
Malikov Sergey Vladimirovich
,
Kapinosov Erik Olegovich

Keywords: Cybercrime, criminal liability, information security

Article no: 345

Pages 2610-2616

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.10.05.345

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Original Article

Informational Extremism Among Young People As A Category Of Cybercrime

Dureja Zijadinovna Zijadova
,
Maya Gamidovna Dieva
,
Roman Vladimirovich Kosov
,
Tatiana Mikhailovna Lavrik

Keywords: Cybercrime, information extremism, youth extremism

Article no: 169

Pages 1323-1328

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2022.12.169

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