The CyberPsychology of CyberCrime
summary
Argues that cyber psychology is an established discipline and defines a cyber matrix of anonymity, online disinhibition and immersion that changes motive and behavior. Uses motive analysis to reframe the Sony hack (movie release undermines a simple “stop release” motive). Describes an Europol/EC3 project backed by Paladin Capital Group applying routine activity theory to map where offenders “live, work, play” online and calls for a measured technology quotient to identify and mentor talented youth.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Introduction to cyberpsychology
- 1:22The cyber matrix paradigm
- 4:20Analyzing cyber criminal motives
- 9:21Routine activity and pathways
- 12:32Pro-social initiatives and media
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