Abstract
Cyberspace has become a place where Internet users, in addition to performing everyday activities, such as communicating with other users, having fun or doing business, can very easily become victims of various cybercriminal activities. Criminals have improved and adapted their traditional criminal methods and with the help of digital technologies, they can harm both gullible individuals and governments themselves. Unlike real space, in the digital environment, cybercriminals can remain anonymous and avoid sanction by the authorities. Such cybercrime groups are often organized and operate at the international level, which makes it even more difficult to identify criminals. The aim of this paper is to inform about the methods used by individual cybercriminals, but also organized criminal groups, and suggests the need for international joint cooperation of all competent authorities, but also the need to inform and harmonize laws in this domain, in order to combat such illegal cyber activities more effectively.
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