An interesting book but not one I could get to grips with.

If you are looking for a book about the level of cybercrime nowadays, this is the recommended read. It uses a simple language, with explanations of terms, as well as extensive coverage of different chapters and domains, such as bullying and harassment online. It also offers the main points of view in the discussion about the extent of the civil disobedience faced with the 'interests of the state' played on the lanes of the so-called 'dark side of the Internet'. The authors offers a relatively clear overview of the most important perspectives, leaving to the reader the duty of further research or to form his or her own opinion. The technical part is simply explained, clarifying in plain words relatively complicated issues.

Everyone needs to read this book that uses the internet The author has written a very well detailed description of cyber crime, internet fraud, identity theft and the dark web. This is a book every layperson can understand. If your doing your personal banking online and entering your personal information into any database, you need to read this book. The author also details the good works of those working to stop the dark web crime and how they find the criminal activity Reading this book will help you understand the magnitude of what goes on in the dark web and how it affects everyone. Very well done. A enlightening read that will make everyone reconsider what they do online.