Cyber Victimisation, Restorative Justice and Victim-Offender Panels

Robalo, Teresa Lancry; Rahim, Razwana Begum Bt Abdul

doi:10.1007/s11417-023-09396-9

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“…Incident reaction time is crucial to manage cyber problems effectively [32]. The field of restorative justice and cyber victimization emphasizes the importance of prompt reactions to cybercrimes to handle the aftermath and effects on victims properly [33]. In the context of cyber victim-offender panels, where prompt interventions can help heal the pain caused by cybercrimes and reduce recidivism among offenders, it is important to understand the significance of quick reaction times.…”

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Insights into Cybercrime Detection and Response: A Review of Time Factor

Taherdoost

2024

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Amidst an unprecedented period of technological progress, incorporating digital platforms into diverse domains of existence has become indispensable, fundamentally altering the operational processes of governments, businesses, and individuals. Nevertheless, the swift process of digitization has concurrently led to the emergence of cybercrime, which takes advantage of weaknesses in interconnected systems. The growing dependence of society on digital communication, commerce, and information sharing has led to the exploitation of these platforms by malicious actors for hacking, identity theft, ransomware, and phishing attacks. With the growing dependence of organizations, businesses, and individuals on digital platforms for information exchange, commerce, and communication, malicious actors have identified the susceptibilities present in these systems and have begun to exploit them. This study examines 28 research papers focusing on intrusion detection systems (IDS), and phishing detection in particular, and how quickly responses and detections in cybersecurity may be made. We investigate various approaches and quantitative measurements to comprehend the link between reaction time and detection time and emphasize the necessity of minimizing both for improved cybersecurity. The research focuses on reducing detection and reaction times, especially for phishing attempts, to improve cybersecurity. In smart grids and automobile control networks, faster attack detection is important, and machine learning can help. It also stresses the necessity to improve protocols to address increasing cyber risks while maintaining scalability, interoperability, and resilience. Although machine-learning-based techniques have the potential for detection precision and reaction speed, obstacles still need to be addressed to attain real-time capabilities and adjust to constantly changing threats. To create effective defensive mechanisms against cyberattacks, future research topics include investigating innovative methodologies, integrating real-time threat intelligence, and encouraging collaboration.

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“…Prompt action can lessen the negative effects of cybercrimes, including monetary losses, harm to one's reputation, and psychological distress [33,34]. Strong response mechanisms are required to safeguard privacy and data security against changing cyber threats [35].…”

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Insights into Cybercrime Detection and Response: A Review of Time Factor

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2024

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“…Thus, in the process of restorative justice for child offenders, the first and foremost factor is to consider whether both the offender and victim would like to take part in the restorative justice system. Because normally, the victim would like to join since restorative justice represents him an opportunity to voice his damage (Robalo & Abdul Rahim, 2023). Nevertheless, under some circumstances the victim may not want to face the offender because of fear (Mohammad, 2021).…”

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Critical Analyse of the Exceptions in Resorting to Restorative Justice When Children Come into Conflict with the Law

Pan

2023

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As the child justice system continues to evolve and the development of Children’s rights, there is a growing recognition of the need to address child offenders differently from adult offenders. Restorative justice has emerged as a promising approach to address the unique needs and circumstances of juvenile offenders, aiming to rehabilitate rather than solely punish. However, this research delves into the limitations and exceptions that may hinder the application of restorative justice in cases involving child offenders. The primary objective is to analyse the factors that influence the decision to deviate from restorative justice principles in children cases, which includes the severity of the offense; the age, maturity and attitude for guilty of the child; the times of committing offences of the child; the victim's perspective, and legal frameworks. By exploring these exceptions, the study aims to provide insights into the challenges and complexities that arise when applying restorative justice in child justice systems. Furthermore, the research employs a qualitative approach, involving a thorough review of legal provisions, case studies, and relevant literature to critically analyse the nuances of exceptions in restorative justice for children in conflict with the law. The findings contribute to the ongoing discourse surrounding the appropriate and effective use of restorative justice in juvenile cases, shedding light on when and why exceptions may be necessary. Ultimately, this paper serves as a valuable resource for policymakers, law enforcement officers, and researchers in the field of juvenile justice, offering a deeper understanding of the complexities inherent in implementing restorative justice in the child justice system.

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“…Therefore, an agile and proactive response to handling losses due to cybercrime is implemented immediately to minimize them [47]. Handling cybercrime activities carried out by transnational actors is crucial, and international-level law is needed to prevent and standardize national rules [48]. The existence of this transnational crime activity occurs because a country has weak cyber-security.…”

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Exploring the Cybercrime Prevention Campaign on Twitter: Evidence from the Indonesian Government

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VRABIE,

SOESILO

2023

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Cybercrime in Indonesia has recently become a significant problem in line with the increase in internet users, which is a serious issue among online community networks. Therefore, this makes government authorities strive to take preventive measures to prevent the spread of cybercrime. In this case, this article aims to explore the Indonesian government's efforts under the National Cyber and Crypto Agency to run a cybercrime prevention campaign through the @BSSN_RI Twitter account with the tagline Guard Cyberspace. Exploration studies have been initiated and visualized with the code of the NVivo tool. This research has produced several findings, including: Firstly, the Indonesian government has taken current preventive measures, and there has been a call to action to prevent cybercrime during the last two years. Secondly, the Indonesian government has maximized its efforts to prevent cybercrime through various tweets, posters, and the hashtag. Furthermore, Twitter users (outside of public sector accounts) are also contributing to spreading cybercrime prevention campaigns. In addition, there are several words and hashtag frequencies that echo the point of view of the campaign. Moreover, this research also contributes significantly to increasing the richness of literature on how government authorities’ use social media as a cybercrime prevention campaign tool, which past studies have limited.

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Cyber Victimisation, Restorative Justice and Victim-Offender Panels

Cited by 10 publications

References 29 publications

Insights into Cybercrime Detection and Response: A Review of Time Factor

Insights into Cybercrime Detection and Response: A Review of Time Factor

Critical Analyse of the Exceptions in Resorting to Restorative Justice When Children Come into Conflict with the Law

Exploring the Cybercrime Prevention Campaign on Twitter: Evidence from the Indonesian Government

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