Paul Bocij is a published writer of numerous computer training titles and has published articles on various cybercrimes in journals such as The Criminal Lawyer and Prison Service Journal. He is the author of Cyberstalking (Praeger, 2004).

[T]he book provides a highly accessible survey that occasionally and paradoxically enough, even becomes entertaining. All four parts are organized in well-structured chapters in which Bocij first explains what the risk is about, when and how the potential harm might become real, who is causing the potential danger and how readers can ensure their own, their family's or the business' security and safety. In the glossary at the end of the book, Bocij provides clear and concise explanations and definitions of key terms and concepts, and ensures that readers will understand the technical aspects of the Internet as well as the concreteness of the reported risks. - Humor Research

Paul Bocij is a published writer of numerous computer training titles and has published articles on various cybercrimes in journals such as The Criminal Lawyer and Prison Service Journal. He is the author of Cyberstalking (Praeger, 2004).

[T]he book provides a highly accessible survey that occasionally and paradoxically enough, even becomes entertaining. All four parts are organized in well-structured chapters in which Bocij first explains what the risk is about, when and how the potential harm might become real, who is causing the potential danger and how readers can ensure their own, their family's or the business' security and safety. In the glossary at the end of the book, Bocij provides clear and concise explanations and definitions of key terms and concepts, and ensures that readers will understand the technical aspects of the Internet as well as the concreteness of the reported risks. - Humor Research

Paul Bocij is a published writer of numerous computer training titles and has published articles on various cybercrimes in journals such as The Criminal Lawyer and Prison Service Journal. He is the author of Cyberstalking (Praeger, 2004).

[T]he book provides a highly accessible survey that occasionally and paradoxically enough, even becomes entertaining. All four parts are organized in well-structured chapters in which Bocij first explains what the risk is about, when and how the potential harm might become real, who is causing the potential danger and how readers can ensure their own, their family's or the business' security and safety. In the glossary at the end of the book, Bocij provides clear and concise explanations and definitions of key terms and concepts, and ensures that readers will understand the technical aspects of the Internet as well as the concreteness of the reported risks. - Humor Research