Apparent and legal cybercrime in jurisprudence and law with an emphasis on privacy
Mohammad Sharifani
1
(Associate Professor of Allameh Tabatabai University, Faculty of Theology)
ali abbasabady
2
(PhD in Islamic Theology, University of Religions, Qom, Iran)
Keywords: Cyber environment, , , , , delinquency, , , , , legal delinquency, , , , , apparent delinquency., , , , , Privacy,
Abstract :
This article examines apparent and legal cybercrime in jurisprudence and law with a descriptive analytical method and with library tools, with an emphasis on privacy, with the necessity that studying the effects of the emergence of new information and communication technologies; Because the Internet and cyberspace are effective in the process of forming new crimes, and with the aim that this knowledge can create a suitable background for the development of a new law in accordance with the requirements of the society and will at least reduce cybercrimes. Due to its special characteristics, the cyber platform has made it difficult to identify the criminal and discover the criminal. A large part of these crimes can be clearly seen due to the unknown identity of the perpetrators and the lack of follow-up of the victim, especially in crimes where the victim was a woman. Of course, crimes such as human trafficking, drug trafficking, and pornography are also important in the context of the dark net. From the results of this article, the prohibition of spying, snooping and searching, the prohibition of entering homes without permission, the prohibition of eavesdropping and eavesdropping, the prohibition of suspicion, backbiting, the prohibition of gossip, sarcasm, profanity, and the prohibition of betrayal of trust. It is one of the jurisprudence-legal rules to protect privacy in cyber space.