Abstract
Review question
To understand how people keep secrets online and, in particular, how ordinary people use the internet to engage in covert activities such as the illicit drug trade, with a view to helping to develop the UK’s capacity to support the people who keep secrets as part of their jobs, and to detect and mitigate the threats generated via online channels.
To understand how people keep secrets online and, in particular, how ordinary people use the internet to engage in covert activities such as the illicit drug trade, with a view to helping to develop the UK’s capacity to support the people who keep secrets as part of their jobs, and to detect and mitigate the threats generated via online channels.
| Original language | English |
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| Publisher | Centre for Reviews and Dissemination |
| Volume | 2018 |
| Edition | CRD42018091687 |
| Publication status | E-pub ahead of print - 2018 |
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Grimani, A., Gavine, A., & Moncur, W. (2018). Keeping secrets online: a systematic review aimed at the illicit drug trade . (CRD42018091687 ed.) Centre for Reviews and Dissemination.