Legal Issues of Investigating Private Domains in Cybercrime
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Examines legal issues around law enforcement investigations into private domains in cybercrime cases, comparing approaches across jurisdictions and identifying problematic points for future debate. Compares the legal reasoning used in unlawful GPS search rulings with methods used in cyber investigations to highlight parallels and concerns.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:34Malware investigation laws
- 11:28Forced measures and GPS ruling
- 18:30New tech investigation framework
- 24:30US vs Japan laws
- 30:46Investigation legality and ethics
- 34:41Private-public sector cooperation
- 36:28Privacy vs law enforcement
- 40:21Active cyber defense legality
- 44:27Q&A
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