General Aspects Regarding Cybercrime Phenomenon
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Governments, the military and the world economy cannot operate without using a computer. Computers that traded this huge increase of information they communicate through Internet or numerous other military and financial networks. Being an important good, the information must be protected and is useful as long as it remains valid, unaltered and true. Cybercrime is a new category of crime formed in late XX and beginning of XXI which brings violations of law both towards individuals and businesses worldwide, as well as towards the state, causing loss of billions American dollars annually.
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