In our current society, the role of IT&C has become and is becoming increasingly prevalent in all activity fields: medicine, pharmacy, industry, finance - banking, public administration, education, research, aeronautics, national security. The transfer of a substantial volume of the daily activity in the IT&C field inherently imposed the transfer of an equivalent volume of information in the same informatics environment, which has led to the emergence and expansion of the IT&C criminal phenomenon. Due to the immense negative impact they have in terms of the degree of expansion, of the amount of damages, of the difficulty of investigating offences belonging to the cybercrime field, of the difficulty of locating and identifying the offenders, as well as due to the transnational character of these activities, offences pertaining to the informatics criminality are regarded in the new criminal legislation as being on the same level of gravity as genocide against humanity and war crimes, offences against national security, against the fighting capacity of the armed forces, offences relating to the Romanian state border, offences relating civil aeronautics activities and those that may endanger the safety of flights and aviation security, offences against the financial interests of the European Union [1].
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