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computer crime:sources and researchers

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From: Perry Morrison MATH
Date: Wed, 15 Aug 1990 16:28
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I am interested in researching the history, incidence,forms of and 
motivations behind computer "crime". I'm not certain how the latter 
can (should) be defined (hopefully this will be clarified in the 
research process) but I'm interested in system break-ins, unauthorized 
copying, computer mediated fraud or theft, and various interpretations 
of hacking, as well as any other behaviours that verge (in some minds) 
upon criminality.

This is an enormous area, but this I'm making a boots 'n all effort.

Pointers to research summaries, key articles/journals/books and
authorities in these areas would be greatly appreciated.

I'm not particularly interested in the legal situation regarding
these activities- mostly estimates of scale, methods and techniques,
the "kind" of persons involved and what their motivations are.

I'll post a summary if there is sufficient demand.

Thanks for any help.

Perry Morrison
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Date: 15 Aug 90 16:28:50 GMT
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