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3 items across the journal, including 3 research pages and 0 cases.
Paper
Marketplace triangulation is routinely treated as a lapse in buyer vigilance; structurally it attacks role-to-agent binding by recombining the components of individually safe transaction modes so that local legitimacy survives while the global connection of roles is lost.
Framework
Distributed coercion describes a condition in which the ability to intimidate, compel, disrupt, or physically harm others becomes modular, networked, and purchasable — and why existing security frameworks systematically under-read the shift.
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The language of cybercrime often misses the way criminal activity now operates through mainstream commercial infrastructure rather than outside it.