To the Question of Countering Crime in the Conditions of Globalization

Historically, the emergence of crime is correlated by most scholars and researchers with the period of the emergence of private property, the collapse of the primitive communal system and the appearance in this regard of the first echoes of socio-economic contradictions. According to the author, the organic and consistent development of social relations, achievements in the field of science and technology, which leave a certain imprint on society as a whole, could not but affect the state of such a negative social phenomenon as crime. In confirmation, the author provides comparative data on the state of crime and crimes committed in different historical periods. The purpose of this study is to determine the state of crime, crimes committed in the field of information and telecommunication technologies and the development of measures that can resist crime at the present stage in the context of globalization. The modern stage of development of society is characterized by the rapid development of artificial intelligence, discoveries in the field of medicine, space, military industry, scientific and technological progress in general, and many others. others, against the background of which, according to the author, there are qualitative and quantitative changes in crime and crimes committed. The author comes to the conclusion that over time, crime tends to change, methods, motives of the crimes committed undergo significant changes. In the light of the development and assimilation of IP technologies by mankind, the number of crimes in the field of high technologies has increased significantly and continues to grow steadily. There are many reasons for this. The increase in the number of cybercrimes, in the author's opinion, is largely due to the processes of globalization. The search for solutions to this problem is urgent. In the presented article, the author attempts to analyze the state of crime and some types of crimes committed using information and telecommunication technologies.

globalization, crime, information and communication technologies, phishing, cyber fraud, user account, drug trafficking