The international and foreign experience of countering Internet fraud is considered. The legal mechanisms for countering this type of illegal encroachments are described. The problematic sides are being studied in order to develop ways to improve the mechanism under study.
internet fraud, counteraction, international and foreign experience, law enforcement, security measures
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