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The objective of the second protocol is to strengthen cooperation in cybercrime and the collection of electronic evidence of crimes for specific criminal investigations or proceedings. The article also presents and analyzes the most important procedural aspects related to the second additional protocol to the Council of Europe Convention on Cybercrime regarding enhanced cooperation and the disclosure of electronic evidence. The analysis of the second additional protocol takes into account the provisions of the Council of Europe Convention on Cybercrime.

Cyber-attacks and cybercrime are increasing in number and sophistication across Europe.
The article presents and analyzes the European Union strategy for the period 2020-2025 in the field of cyber-security, as well as the most important legal instruments and bodies that have concerns in the field of cyber-security. The aim of the European Union's cyber-security strategy is to strengthen Europe's resilience to cyber threats and ensure that all citizens and businesses can fully benefit from reliable and trustworthy digital services and tools. The European Union strategy in the field of cyber-security contains concrete proposals for the implementation of regulatory, investment and policy instruments.

Starting from the provisions of Article 208 of the Romanian Criminal Code, which refers to the crime of harassment, the article proposed to analyze the crime of harassment both at the national and international level by means of Directive 2011/92/EU on combating sexual abuse on children, sexual exploitation of children and child pornography and the Council of Europe Convention on the protection of children against sexual exploitation and sexual abuse. The article also presents and analyzes issues related to criminalization and the investigation of the new forms of harassment carried out through information and communications technology.

Starting from the definition and the framework that regulates the phenomenon of cyberbullying, the article aimed to present and analyze the main aspects related to the victims and criminals involved in this phenomenon. Cyberbullying refers to illegal actions that intentionally and repeatedly cause harm to minors through new technologies.
The article analyzes issues related to the motivation and typology of criminals, the impact of the cyberbullying phenomenon among victims and the causes of this illegal behaviour.

The article presents and analyzes issues related to the criminalization of the offence of computer forgery, provided by the Article 325 of the Romanian Criminal Code, as well as issues related to the criminalization of the offence of computer forgery in the main legal instrument in the field of combating cybercrime at the European level: the Council of Europe Convention on Cybercrime. Moreover, the article also mentions some aspects related to the criminalization of the crime of computer forgery in some countries of the European Union. Finally, this study also presents the main issues to be clarified in the forensic investigation process of the crime of computer forgery.