Characteristics of high-tech crime

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A university in the Washington, DC area would like to offer a high-tech crime class for the next school year and would like to contract your team to provide a course design for its implementation.

Explain to the university (in a whitepaper) the characteristics of high-tech crime also known as Internet, cyber, and computer crime.

Explain the use of current technologies to both carry out and fight cybercrime. In addition, explain the technological, cultural, and political influences that are advancing the growth of high-tech crime.

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