Cyber extortion a new concept in crimes of informational threats a detailed study

The book focuses on dissecting this crime from various aspects, clarifying: Concept of electronic extortion: The author defines the nature of electronic extortion as a modern form of threat crimes that exploit digital technologies, distinguishing it from other criminal acts. Its forms and methods: The book reviews the various ways and methods used by criminals to extort their victims, such as threatening to publish private photos or information, exposing personal secrets, or hacking accounts, aiming to achieve unlawful gains (financial, sexual, or others). Elements of the crime and legal classification: The author analyzes the material and moral elements that constitute the crime of electronic extortion and examines how current legal texts apply to it, or the need for new and clear legislation to address this type of crime. Legal and practical challenges: It highlights the difficulties faced by law enforcement agencies in uncovering the perpetrators, collecting cross-border digital evidence, and protecting victims who may hesitate to report their extortion experiences. The book aims to provide a comprehensive legal framework to help understand the crime of electronic extortion, identify effective ways to combat it, and raise legal awareness about the importance of protecting individuals from these threats in the digital space. This book is a valuable reference for specialists in criminal law, cybersecurity, and judges.