El Bien Jurídico Protegido en Los Delitos Informáticos

Lux, Laura Mayer

doi:10.4067/s0718-34372017000100011

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“…La funcionalidad informática es un presupuesto para la realización de las actividades informáticas y un conjunto de condiciones que posibilitan que los sistemas informáticos lleven a cabo adecuadamente las operaciones de almacenamiento, tratamiento y transferencia de datos. Constituye un bien jurídico instrumental de carácter colectivo, porque lo que se daña es la información del ser humano contenida en el instrumento, por ello es necesario distinguir y clasificar los delitos informáticos en función de la información (Mayer, 2017).…”

Section: Bien Jurídico Protegido Y Clasificaciónunclassified

Computer crimes in Mexico. Recognition in the criminal laws of the Mexican entities

Casillas

Ehrenzweig²

2023

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The global digital transformation has facilitated almost all human activities. The pandemic caused by the SARS-COV-2 virus increased this phenomenon, as commercial, labor, health, educational and social activities moved towards digitalization. In Mexico, this has given rise, among other effects, to computer crimes -such as theft and computer fraud, digital harassment or cyberstalking- which are evolving rapidly and therefore are not on a par with criminal legislation. The purpose of this article is to analyze and assess whether computer crimes are criminalized in the 32 Mexican states. For this purpose, the deductive method and exploratory research were used, in order to observe and confirm whether the entities that recognize digital anti-juridical conducts in their criminal laws contribute to the reporting and investigation, or whether those that do not recognize them promote their ignorance, that the crime is not reported or prosecuted.

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Section: Bien Jurídico Protegido Y Clasificaciónunclassified

Computer crimes in Mexico. Recognition in the criminal laws of the Mexican entities

Casillas

Ehrenzweig²

2023

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“…Mayer [6], propose that recognizing an interest of these characteristics is justified if such crimes, in addition to affecting the software of a computer system, involve the use of computer networks. In order to define its juridical good, the study reflects on the functions of computer systems for the free development of the individual and the institutions that are at its service in a democratic State governed by the rule of law [6]. The study examines the functions of computer systems for the free development of the individual and the institutions that are at its service in a democratic State governed by the rule of law.…”

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“…The new information and communication technologies from the twentieth century to the present, has been a tool of great benefits, since it is possible to interculturalize and exchange information achieving socio-economic activities worldwide, thus being closer interaction with other people, however, also have their disadvantages or dangers that generate organizations in computer crime, arising the computer crime or theft crimes, contemplated in Law 1273 of 2009 (Article 2691). Therefore, the criminal treatment is that of qualified theft, enshrined in Article 240 of Law 599 of 2000, which is obtained to a prison sentence of six (6) to fourteen (14) years, according to the circumstances of time, mode and place [1].…”

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Impact on personal security against the regulation of cybercrime at the University of Pamplona, Villa del Rosario headquarters

Ovalle-Lizcano¹,

Peñuela²,

Manrique³

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Computer crime and its evolution in Colombia, is relevant, the computer crimes described in Law 1273 of January 5, 2009 on the protection of information and data. Therefore, in the political constitution, article 15. All persons have the right to their personal and family privacy and their good name, and the State must respect them and enforce them, also, they have the right to know, update and rectify the information that they have been collected on them in databases and in archives of public and private entities. For this reason, cybercriminals, have specialized mainly in theft through computer means, this being the most common cybercrime in the city of Cúcuta, where citizens have been affected by this criminal modality in recent years. The research has a quantitative, non-experimental approach and the research design is descriptive-purposeful, random sampling and a sample of 100 students from the University of Pamplona, a questionnaire was applied. Results and analysis. The first category in social networks stood out, 84% in students responded that Yes, They have seen how the privacy of another person is exposed by the incorrect handling of information, photos, videos, etc., in social networks; Next, 95% of the students responded that Yes, they would like more information about computer crimes and information about their prevention and virtual theft category, 53% of the students answered that Yes, they know people victims of virtual thefts. To finalize, it is relevant that they provide information and guidance through training meetings and in turn implement group strategies to raise awareness in the educational community through personal security against the regulation of computer crimes.

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“…In order to define the object of legal protection of cybercrime, Lux L M critically reviewed the hypothesis that cybercrime protects specific computer-related interests in the article (Lux, 2017;Gao, 2017). On this basis, it is pointed out that if these crimes involve the use of computer networks in addition to affecting computer software, then it is reasonable to recognize the benefits of these characteristics.…”

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Big Data Security Management Countermeasures in the Prevention and Control of Computer Network Crime

Wang

2022

Journal of Global Information Management

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This paper aims to study the Countermeasures of big data security management in the prevention and control of computer network crime in the absence of relevant legislation and judicial practice. Starting from the concepts and definitions of computer crime and network crime, this paper puts forward the comparison matrix, investigation and statistics method and characteristic measure of computer crime. Through the methods of crime scene investigation, network investigation and network tracking, this paper studies the big data security management countermeasures in the prevention and control of computer network crime from the perspective of criminology. The experimental results show that the phenomenon of low age is serious, and the number of Teenagers Participating in network crime is on the rise. In all kinds of cases, criminals under the age of 35 account for more than 50%.

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El Bien Jurídico Protegido en Los Delitos Informáticos

Cited by 5 publications

References 7 publications

Computer crimes in Mexico. Recognition in the criminal laws of the Mexican entities

Computer crimes in Mexico. Recognition in the criminal laws of the Mexican entities

Impact on personal security against the regulation of cybercrime at the University of Pamplona, Villa del Rosario headquarters

Big Data Security Management Countermeasures in the Prevention and Control of Computer Network Crime

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