SOME COMMENTS REGARDING THE EARLY PREVENTION OF VIOLENCE OFFENSES IN VIRTUAL SPACE.
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Cyberspace, cybercrime, offense, digital literacy, cybersecurity, legislation, technology, international cooperation.Abstract
This article addresses the issue of early prevention of fraudulent offenses in cyberspace. With the advancement of modern digital technologies, instances of cybercrime, identity theft, and illegal activities on online platforms are on the rise. The article examines measures to prevent these problems, such as improving legislation, enhancing the population's digital literacy, utilizing technologies, and strengthening international cooperation. It also analyzes the practices and prospects for ensuring cybersecurity in Uzbekistan. The aim of the research is to identify effective methods of combating fraud in cyberspace and to provide recommendations for their implementation.
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Official information of the Cybersecurity Center 2. In Uzbekistan, over 12 million cyberattacks were carried out in a year // URL: https://kun.uz/ru/news/2025/02/03/v uzbekistane-za-god-soversheno-svyshe-12-mln-kiberatak
In Uzbekistan, over 12 million cyberattacks were carried out per year // URL: https://kun.uz/ru/news/2025/02/03/v uzbekistane-za-god-soversheno-svyshe-12-mln-kiberatak
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