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Part I. Introducing Cybercrimes. 1. A Pragmatic, Experiential Definition of Computer Crimes. Part II. Computing and Networking Technology and Cybercrimes. 2. Unauthorized Intrusions and Denial of Service. 3. Malicious Code. 4. Restricting Anti-Circumvention Devices. 5. Information Security. Part III. Economic Impact of Cybercrimes. 6. Economic Consequences. 7. Infosecurity Funding. 8. Information and Computer Security Risk Management. 9. Trend Analysis for Digital Risk Management. Part IV. Critical Infrastructure Protection and Cybercrimes. 10. Evolutionary History of Critical Infrastructure Protection in the USA. 11. Critical Infrastructure Protection Policy in the US. 12. Scientific and Technological Nature of Critical Infrastructure Vulnerabilities. 13. Internet Infrastructure Attacks. Part V. Psycho-Social Impact of Cybercrimes. 14. The Psyche of Cybercriminals: A Psycho-Social Perspective. Part VI. Cybercrime Regulation Through Civil and Criminal Penalties. 15. Spurring the Private Sector: Indirect Federal Regulation of Cybersecurity in the US. 16. Criminal Regulations. Part VII. International Character of Cybercrimes. 17. International Dimensions of Cybercrime. 18. Formidable Challenges Posed by Cybercrimes. Part VIII. Mitigation of Cybercrimes. 19. Increasing Attack Costs & Risks and Reducing Attack Motivations. Part IX. Future of Cybercrimes: Who Will Have the Last Word? 20. Nature of Cyberattacks in the Future. Introducing the Authors. Index.