Cybercrime

Abstract

Considering the circumstances and the various challenges of contemporary societies, we have tried to present white-collar criminality as a fairly widespread phenomenon. By researching the literature of criminality, we have also come across this problem, where well-organized individuals and groups act under the guise of defenders of legality through state institutions and organizations, in order to enrich themselves or a certain group. Fighting this phenomenon is a challenge. Their activity is quite sophisticated and challenging for the investigative bodies. The organization and coordination of white-collar crime is usually done from influential people in the governing bodies of institutions and organizations. Since 1939, when the term "white-collar" was first coined, the doctrine has undergone changes and has advanced in the methods for discovering white-collar crime. Corruption and the actions of people in power, political parties, governmental and non-governmental institutions and bodies, including the unfair employment, licensing, tenders, obtaining documents and official permits for trade, education, police, army, parliament, governments, municipalities et cetera. This concept has to do with the upper layers of society. Involvement in these criminal actions is illegal, therefore it is the duty of the investigation and trial bodies that these people who misuse data and state duty are denounced and punished.