An investigation of anonymous and spoof SMS resources used for the purposes of cyberstalking

Horsman, Graeme; Conniss, Lynne R.

doi:10.1016/j.diin.2015.04.001

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Dulovic²

2018

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Dulovic²

2018

Vojno delo

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“…Similar to traditional persecution, cyberstalking can be performed both by a stranger and someone who has or had contact with the victim before (Horsman & Conniss, 2015 ). However, the virtual version of the stalking seems to become common among acquaintances, especially between romantic partners.…”

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Cyberstalking scale: development and relations with gender, FOMO and social media engagement

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Cyberstalking is a form of persecution that has proliferated with technology’s evolution. The present research aimed to develop a cyberstalking measure and observe its relations with Fear of Missing Out (FOMO), social media engagement, and sociodemographic variables. To achieve these goals, two studies were performed. In the first study, 200 subjects (76.5% female, with a mean age of 21.6 years) answered the 15 items originally developed for the scale. These data went trough exploratory factor analysis and Cronbach’s alpha to verify the reliability of the instrument. The results indicated the exclusion of five items, and after this removal, the scale was valid and reliable (α = 0.86). In the second study, which also had 200 subjects (65% female and an average age of 21.8 years), was realized confirmatory factor analysis (measuring the model fit), accompanied by correlations and mediation analysis. The analyzes demonstrated that the one-factor model was adequate (GFI = 0.98; CFI = 0.99; TLI = 0.99; RMSEA = 0.02; SRMR = 0.06). Path analysis showed social media engagement as a significant mediator of FOMO and gender’s impact on cyberstalking: Both had direct (FOMO: λ = 0.31; CI = 0.19–0.42; p < 0.01; Gender: λ = 0.12; CI = 0.02–0.22; p < 0.05) and indirect effects (FOMO: λ = 0.07; CI = 0.03–0.11; p < 0.01; Gender: λ = 0.04; CI = 0.01–0.07; p < 0.01).

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“…Researching the issue of cyberstalking the authors define it as anti-social behaviours, potentially with extreme consequences including indirect or direct physical injury, emotional distress and/or financial loss (al-Khateeb/Epiphaniou/Alhaboby et al 2017). Digital stalking offences frequently termed as acts of cyberstalking (Horsman/Conniss 2015). Such harassments may include the following actions: offensive e-mails sending, personal data theft, equipment or data damage.…”

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Cyberstalking: public danger, key factors and prevention

Krasnova¹,

Кобец²

2019

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Cyberstalking has become a new form of crime and deviant behaviour. The authors research the problem of cyberstalking and intimidation via the Internet in details. These concepts are used interchangeably because all forms of stalking are threatening or have the purpose of distressing the victim (victim stress exhaustion). The authors tried to draw attention and show the interconnectcion between the social danger of cyberstalking and the violation of private life boundaries. The consequences of such interference can cause the significant harm to man interests, material harm; threaten the physical and mental health of a person. The authors in this article draw attention to the activities of people who use the Internet to threaten (intimidate) others. The phenomenon of cyberstalking constitutes one of the main aims of the analysis because it includes a rather large area of behavior performance (starting with the expression of threats to the theft of personal data). The main question of this research is simple: what makes an intelligent and law-abiding person in the offline world (outside the Internet), take part in anti-social or criminal activities online? The basic reason is the fact that the combination of technological and social factors encourages people to participate in crime or antisocial acts, such as incitement to violence against other people. The originality of the study is that the authors analyzed the public danger of cyberstalking and the consequences of privacy infringement by the negative impact on a person through the Internet. Authors highlight trends and developments, and give recommendations on how cyberstalking prevention matters can be improved.

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An investigation of anonymous and spoof SMS resources used for the purposes of cyberstalking

Cited by 8 publications

References 22 publications

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Cyberstalking scale: development and relations with gender, FOMO and social media engagement

Cyberstalking: public danger, key factors and prevention

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