Cyberspace and cyber crime : towards modeling behavior and controlling action

Abstract EN

The digital revolution has spawned public cyberspaces that have attracted many segments of society in its various sects, and social networks are a haven for these segments to guide for the purpose of accessing their media and informational contents.

they have also become a platform for interaction, dialogue communication, messaging and knowledge sharing in various fields.

however, despite the bridges of communication and the horizon opened by social media networks and sites, they have been used as a breeding ground for cyber crimes that translate the behavior of their visitors and arrivals.

in this regard, we seek, through this research paper, to attempt to identify the negative effects resulting from the irrational and unsupervised use of users of electronic communication networks, and its outcome in perpetrating violence and cybercrime.