The criminal and the victim of information technology in light of criminology

The book focuses on analyzing the human and psychological aspect of cybercrimes, reviewing: characteristics of the cybercriminal: the author explores the motives, psychological traits, and behavioral patterns that drive individuals to commit crimes in the digital space, from hackers to scammers and online extortionists. features of the cyber victim: it highlights the most vulnerable groups to become victims of electronic crimes, and analyzes the factors that increase individuals' susceptibility to online harm (such as lack of technical awareness or unsafe behaviors). It also reviews the destructive psychological, social, and economic impacts these crimes leave on victims. comparative study: the book provides a comparison between legal frameworks and criminal trends in different countries for dealing with both the offender and the victim in the context of cybercrimes. This approach aims to derive best practices in prevention, combating, and victim rehabilitation. this book is a valuable reference for researchers in criminology, criminal law, cybersecurity, and social psychology, as it offers an in-depth view of the relationship between humans and technology in the context of crime.