2013 World Crime Forum

Foreword 5
Prof. em Dr. jur. Il-Su Kim (President, Korean Institute of Criminology)

Acknowledgement 7
Prof. Emilio Viano (President, International Society for Criminology Scientific Commission)

Introduction

The Information Society and Cyber Crime: Criminologists Facing this Growing Challenge 11
Emilio Viano (International Society for Criminology)


Part 1. Challenges to Criminology and Criminal Justice

Organized Cybercrime and National Security 19
Peter Grabosky (Australian National University)

Cyber Victimization: New Typology and Novel Trends of Interpersonal Attacks on the Internet 31
Jaishankar Karuppannan (Manonmaniam Sundaranar University, India)

The Current State of Cybercrime in the Republic of Korea 49
Hyun-Wook Chun (Korean Institute of Criminology)

Development and Prospect of China’s Legislations on Cyber-Security 69
Yong Pi (Xinjiang University, China)

Justice Online: Issues and Solutions 77
Geronimo L. Sy (Department of Justice, Philippines)

“A Cloudy Future?” – Meeting the Challenge of Cloud Computing 81
Christopher SJ Ong (Attorney-General’s Chambers, Singapore)


Part 2. Responses of Criminology and Criminal Justice

Online Child Exploitation and Responses 89
Gregor Urbas (University of Canberra, Australia)

Investigation against BotNet Infected Computer 99
Frank Law (University of Hong Kong)

Cloud Computing and Digital Forensics 111
Kim-Kwang (Raymond) Choo (University of South Australia)

An Assessment Model for Cybercrime Investigation Capacity 127
Yunsik Jang (Korean National Police University)
Joshua Isaac James (Soon Chun Hyang University, Korea)

Criminal Justice Response to Cybercrime in the World and Capacity Building Effort by UNAFEI 135
Kenichi Kiyono (United Nations Asia and Far East Institute for the Prevention of Crime and the Treatment of Offenders, Japan)

The Necessity of Establishing Cybersecurity Control Tower-Focusing on Cases in Korea 149
Won Sang Lee (Chosun University, Korea)