The taxonomic framework of online fraud and corresponding countermeasures arise from digital forensic reports, policy reviews, data analysis, and a literature review. The key findings are indigenous to the Chinese B2B landscape, yet they help international stakeholders understand and address fraudulent issues. Policy revisions are proposed to e. The paper extends existing understanding of online fraud by studying a Chinese case.
The findings are timely and based on real world experience. Actual practices are discussed and evaluated. A range of fraudulent activities is reviewed in a comprehensive framework.
The findings are important due to the public exposure and wide implications of such an incident. Guo, C. Emerald Group Publishing Limited. Please share your general feedback. Contact Customer Support. To read this content please select one of the options below:.
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Findings β The key findings are indigenous to the Chinese B2B landscape, yet they help international stakeholders understand and address fraudulent issues. Related articles. All feedback is valuable Please share your general feedback. Report an issue or find answers to frequently asked questions Contact Customer Support.
