This study delves into the burgeoning field of cyber criminology, focusing on the intricate characteristics of internet crimes and the profiles of those who commit them. As the digital landscape expands, so does the complexity and prevalence of cybercrimes, ranging from identity theft and financial fraud to cyberstalking and hacking. This research aims to provide a comprehensive analysis of the various types of internet crimes, identifying common patterns and methods used by cybercriminals. Utilizing a multidisciplinary approach, the study integrates insights from criminology, psychology, and information technology to build a robust understanding of cybercriminal behavior. The analysis draws on case studies, statistical data, and expert interviews to uncover the motivations, tactics, and socio-demographic profiles of internet offenders. Particular attention is given to the psychological traits and technological skills that differentiate cybercriminals from traditional criminals. he study highlights the challenges faced by law enforcement agencies in detecting, preventing, and prosecuting internet crimes, emphasizing the need for advanced technological tools and international cooperation. It offers valuable insights for policymakers, law enforcement, and cybersecurity professionals, aiming to enhance strategies for combating internet crimes and mitigating their impact on society.

Cyber Criminology, Internet Crimes, Cybercriminal Behavior

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