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    The challenges of enforcing cybercrime laws in the age of E-governance: A literature review
    (CRC Press, 2024) Manuj Darbaria, Naseem Ahmedb, Abhishek Kumar Singh
    E-governance and cybercrime legislation are contrasted in this study. The gap might impair cyber- crime investigations and prosecutions by law enforcement. Breaking this gap is difficult due to cybercrime’s rapid expansion, worldwide nature, lack of resources, and evidence collection. The paper advises new cyber- crime laws, international cooperation, training and resources, and awareness to close the e-governance and cybercrime legislation gap. Weighing e-governance and legal gaps with decision science. The study claims deci- sion science can protect government websites and data from hackers. The research shows a huge e-governance and cybercrime law gap that must be filled. The idea calls for a law enforcement cybercrime unit and technology.
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    IDENTITY THEFT AND CYBER CRIME
    (Blue Duck Publications, 2024) Shashwat Subhash, Manzoor Khan
    In the digital age, identity theft and cybercrime have become ubiquitous problems. This study examines the increasing convergence of these two phenomena, examining the ways in which identity theft is facilitated by cybercrime and the severe outcomes that result for its victims. This paper will examine the several techniques used by hackers to obtain personal data, such as virus assaults, phishing schemes, and data breaches. Additionally, it will look at the various forms of identity theft, including financial identity theft and medical identity theft. The consequences of identity theft on victims, including monetary losses, harm to creditworthiness, and psychological suffering, will be further examined in this article. We will look at the legislative and regulatory structures aimed at stopping cybercrime and identity theft and point out their advantages and disadvantages.