The Legal Governance on Cybercrime through the Lens of Positive Criminal Law Abstract:

Abstract

At present, the number of cybercrime is gradually increasing, and the forms of cybercrime are also constant - ly updated, which accelerates the development of cybercrime. Striving for security and stability in modern social governance continues to evolve and be challenged. In response, the positive view of criminal law is to prevent in advance, criminal legislation has become increasingly active, criminal law has become more proactive and the penalties for crime have become more severe. In the light of this legislative philosophy, in order to obtain the ideal effect of punishing crimes and protecting legal interests, it is necessary to control the boundaries of the application of the positive view of criminal law, and it is also necessary for law enforce - ment and the judiciary to cooperate in the practical implementation of legislation. This article focuses on the legal governance of cybercrimes in the light of the current concept of positive criminal law from three as - pects: crimes involving network infringement of citizens' personal information, crimes that impede the order of information network management, and crimes related to Internet finance.