In Complete Thematic Panel: The Effect of Computing Environments and Network Configurations on Hackers’ Illegitimate Online Behaviors During the Progression of System Trespassing Events
On Individual Paper: Can Computer System Environments Influence System Trespassers’ Efforts to Cover Their Tracks In the Attacked System? Findings from Three Randomized Field Trials

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In Complete Thematic Panel: The Effect of Computing Environments and Network Configurations on Hackers’ Illegitimate Online Behaviors During the Progression of System Trespassing Events
On Individual Paper: Who is on the System? Legitimate Users and their Influence on System Trespassers Repeat System trespassing Events against Computer System.

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In Complete Thematic Panel: The Effect of Computing Environments and Network Configurations on Hackers’ Illegitimate Online Behaviors During the Progression of System Trespassing Events
On Individual Paper: Bow-Tie Structure in Hacking Networks Core and Periphery positions in hackers’ networks

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In Complete Thematic Panel: The Effect of Computing Environments and Network Configurations on Hackers’ Illegitimate Online Behaviors During the Progression of System Trespassing Events
On Individual Paper: A Crime Script Analysis of Brute Force Attacks against Israeli and Chinese University Computer Networks

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In Complete Thematic Panel: Offenders and Victims of Computer-Assisted Crimes
On Individual Paper: Online fraud scammers and victims: comparing offenders’ modos opperandi with online fraud targets’ victimization reports

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In Complete Thematic Panel: Offenders and Victims of Computer-Assisted Crimes
On Individual Paper: Historical and current trends of digital piracy on university networks.

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In Complete Thematic Panel: Offenders and Victims of Computer-Assisted Crimes
On Individual Paper: Cognitive Factors, Contingencies, and Cybercrime in a Cross-National Context: Evidence from Israel and the United States

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In Regular Session: Media and the Internet
On Individual Paper: The Restrictive Deterrent Effect of Warning Banners in a Compromised Computer System

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