Author: Michelle Newton (USA)
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: The rapidly developing modern technology is a double-edged sword, bringing infinite convenience to human life while also providing new means for criminals. As the saying goes, "when the devil is at one's heels, the wise man is at two removes." Since the birth of high-tech crime, law enforcement agencies have become increasingly adept at using high-tech means to combat crime. The original version of this book in the United States was a comprehensive encyclopedia specifically dedicated to the field of high-tech crime and criminal investigation. This encyclopedia focuses on the new frontiers of high-tech crime and crime-fighting, faithfully documenting the changes and the many iconic figures and events that emerged from these transformations. The book covers a wide range of topics, including the latest advancements in fields such as computer technology, biotechnology, and chemical technology, and also delves deeply into the U.S. domestic judicial system. It is an encyclopedia that comprehensively explores the methods of crime and criminal investigation techniques in the context of the creation and invention of modern high technology. It provides detailed explanations of various aspects, including software piracy, computer attacks, chemical weapons, DNA identification, and more.
Criminal Investigation High-Tech Crime Encyclopedia
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