Organized Financial Cybercrime: Criminal Cooperation, Logistic Bottlenecks, and Money Flows

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Countering Distrust in Illicit Online Networks: The Dispute Resolution Strategies of Cybercriminals

“…In general, there appear to be a number of overlaps between the regulation of cybercrime markets and other more conventional criminal markets (Afroz et. al., 2013; Holt & Lampke, 2010; Leukfeldt et. al., 2020; Nurse & Bada, 2019).…”