Cybercrime as Complex Systems

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A prominent feature of cyberspace and cybercrime is rapidly changing due to the creativity of platformers, crackers, and security vendors. The origins of the creativity are individuality and value in the human mind as a self-organizing system. When an existence becomes a self-organizing system, its nature changes dramatically. A self-organizing system comes to have some control on itself and an essential individuality, while it is partly influenced by the laws of nature, because each element of the system is a natural thing. A self-organizing system has both universality and individuality. This is the reason why researchers need both quantitative and qualitative researches in order to understand self-organizing systems, such as cyberspace and cybercrime.The most important thing to detect and prevent cybercrime is to grasp the rapidly changing of cybercrimes as fast as possible. That is to find symptoms or attempts of cybercriminals before their truly criminal acts, to observe newly-released malware, or to discover the infrastructures for cybercrime such as darkweb, botnets or dark crypto-currency. In order to achieve this, it is necessary to have some sort of surveillant system and information gathering system on cybercrime in cooperation with law enforcement, security industry and Internet users.

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  • 比較法雑誌

    比較法雑誌 56 (2), 111-126, 2022-09-30

    日本比較法研究所

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