Internet Crimes from the Point of View of Constitutionalized Digital Environment and the Safety of Information

Abstract

The protection of information slowly gains relevance with the advent of the Internet and computers. New and different modes of practicing illicit acts are constantly being invented by digital tools available to all. Current research analyzes through a bibliographical review the crime committed on the Internet from the point of view of constitutionalized digital environment and the safety of information. Its consequences within juridical ordering are explored. Constitutionalized digital environment is characterized by providing the concept and classification of the environment. The nomen juris was explored, or rather, the concept and classification of Internet crimes, coupled to those frequently practiced due to new technologies, such as defamation, calumny, violence against one´s good name, robbery, theft and the invasion of the other´s information devise.