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1 Introduction: Cybercrime Risks and Responses – Eastern and Western Perspectives. Part I Understanding Cybercrime Through Research. 2 Trajectories of Cybercrime. 3 Ethical, Legal, and Methodological Considerations in Cyber Research: Conducting a Cyber Ethnography of www.bullying.org. 4 That Cyber Routine, That Cyber Victimization: Profiling Victims of Cybercrime. Part II Contemporary Cybercrime Risks. 5 Organized Cybercrime and National Security. 6 Internet Fraud in Hong Kong: An Analysis of a Sample of Court Cases. 7 The Role of Spam in Cybercrime: Data from the Australian Cybercrime Pilot Observatory. 8 Quantifying Sexually Explicit Language. 9 Spreading the Message Digitally: A Look into Extremist Organizations’ Use of the Internet. 10 Criminals in the Cloud: Crime, Security Threats, and Prevention Measures. Part III Industry, Criminal Justice, and Forensic Responses to Cybercrime. 11 Hong Kong’s Experience in Strengthening the Security Measures of Retail Payment Services. 12 Banking Security: A Hong Kong Perspective. 13 Complicity in Cyberspace: Applying Doctrines of Accessorial Liability to Online Groups. 14 Profiling Cybercrime Perpetrators in China and its Policy Countermeasures. Part IV Privacy and Freedom Online. 15 When Privacy Meets Social Networking Sites – with Special Reference to Facebook. 16 An Introduction to Cyber Crowdsourcing (Human Flesh Search) in the Greater China Region. 17 Hacktivism and Whistleblowing in the Era of Forced Transparency? Index.