Abstract
As the use of the internet and other computer networks has grown exponentially in recent years, so has the opportunity for online unlawful activities. Criminals can trade and share information masking their identity, identify their victims and communicate with co-conspirators online. This article will look at the latest EU initiatives (legal instruments and policy developments) which have been launched to fight cybercrime during the past two-three years, and at the first main findings of the national reports on the seventh round of mutual evaluations carried out by the Council of the European Union. On that basis, some conclusions will be drawn.
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