Crimes Involving Computers

Crimes Involving Computers provides a comprehensive introduction to the evolving world of cybercrime, offering readers a clear understanding of how computers and digital networks have become both tools and targets in modern criminal activity. From identity theft and data breaches to online fraud and cloud vulnerabilities, this textbook explores the scope, tactics, and impact of cybercrime on individuals, businesses, and governments.

Designed for students and professionals alike, the book blends legal, technical, and ethical perspectives. It walks readers through major types of cyber offenses, profiles of cybercriminals, and the latest in cybersecurity threats and defenses. Chapters also address key topics such as cryptography, cloud security, digital forensics, and international cyber laws, with case studies that highlight real-world incidents.

Each chapter includes summaries and practice questions to reinforce learning, making it ideal for courses in cyber law, criminal justice, computer science, and information security. In an age where personal data is more valuable than gold, understanding cybercrime is no longer optional—it’s essential.