Improving Methods of Countering Cybercrime in Modern Conditions
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Abstract: The purpose of this study was to study the emergence of new subcultures in the global information space associated with cyberbullying and cyberbullying of Internet users.
Cyber violence is a criminal phenomenon that appeared with the development of the Internet. This type of crime was generated by such social tools as Instagram (owned by Meta Corporation, recognized as extremist in the Russian Federation), Twitter (also banned in the Russian Federation), as well as a number of social networks where you can post personal information, photos, etc. Criminals began to use digital technologies for intimidation, blackmail and extortion, and use other types of violence.
Statistics confirm that 7 out of 10 respondents have been subjected to violence on the Internet. Most often it was cyberbullying. Cyberbullying humiliates the dignity of the victim, ridicules her publicly, and other users often join such bullying in the online space. They leave comments, share intimidating content.
It has been established that the legislation is very fragmented, it does not work well on the topic of cyberspace, so many aspects of cyber violence escape the attention of researchers. The legislator proposes two regimes to combat cyber violence. The first includes those provisions that describe methods of countering and preventing undesirable actions. Such norms exist not only in criminal law, but also in administrative law and a number of other legal acts. It follows from this that Russian legislation can be supplemented with norms that will make it possible to deal more effectively with cyber violence. For example, regulatory legal acts should fix legal provisions that will reflect what cyber violence is and what measures to combat it can be proposed. This applies to the criminal, criminal procedure, administrative, civil, and economic sections of law. The legal system should completely close the issue of cyber violence. In addition, it is important to support the legislator with various social projects that would help prevent such crimes and minimize the consequences of them. In addition, centralization and systematization of all materials related to this topic is needed.

Kodzov T.N. Improving Methods of Countering Cybercrime in Modern Conditions // Gaps in Russian Legislation. 2023. Vol. 16. №5. Pp. 222-226. (in Russ.). EDN: NOJGAL

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