Cybercrime and the ethics of freedom

Abstract

Cybercrime is a criminal activity carried out through cyberspace and internet network. Resulting from the progress of the digital revolution, cybercrime is practised on a large scale to encompass all economic and social foundations. The major problem is the improvement of security without the restriction of freedoms. What are the tools to combat this phenomenon while respecting the ethics of freedom? The purpose of this article is to study the notion of cybercrime and to install it in a criminological frame work. It is therefore a multitude of research axes in terms of security, of guarantee of individual freedoms in relation to the use of the Internet that must be partially open. Combating cybercrime requires the implementation of methods of predicting and unlimited interaction with regard to legal ethics