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A Systematic Literature Review of Routine Activity Theory’s Applicability in Cybercrimes |
Journal of Cyber Security and Mobility ISSN: 2245-4578 (Online Version) ISSN:2245-1439 (Print …

The recent severity and frequency of cybercrime has been dominated by a single theme–the
COVID-19 pandemic. This research develops a multi-level influence model to explore how …

Purpose The purpose of this study was to explore human factors as the possible facilitator of
cyber-dependent (hacking and malware infection) and cyber-enabled (phishing) crimes …

There is a growing interest in cryptocurrencies. While for the first several years, it was
virtually only tech-savvy enthusiasts who used cryptocurrencies mostly mined by …

Prior research on cybercrime victimization has generally emphasized the linkage between
the frequency or actual length of time individuals spend online engaging in certain activities …

The present study aims at understanding what factors contribute to the explanation of online
identity theft (OIT) victimization and fear, using the Routine Activity Theory (RAT) …

Aim Research on deception detection has usually been executed in experimental settings in
the laboratory. In contrast, the present research investigates deception detection by actual …

The push for technological enhancement and Internet connectivity in all aspects of modern
life is radically transforming our use of devices and equipment that was not designed with …

The private nature of business creates opportunities for financial crimes. Convenience
theory suggests that opportunity, accompanied by a willingness and motive, explains …