Significant advances in computing, telecommunications, and the internet have driven social, economic, and political progress, leading to a paradigm shift: from common crime to cybercrime. Cybercriminal activity has expanded globally, giving rise to new forms of illicit conduct and criminal activity online. This phenomenon has spread worldwide, resulting in punishable actions in cyberspace, committed through social networks, digital media, online environments, and mobile or technological devices. Consequently, legislators have had to restructure and adopt regulatory tools to prevent such crimes. Cyberspace lacks borders and legal regulations, which gives cybercriminals an advantage due to high complexity, anonymity, lack of evidence, and procedural legislation regarding electronic evidence. Currently, the role of the Public Prosecutor faces numerous challenges in the justice system, makin...

Significant advances in computing, telecommunications, and the internet have driven social, economic, and political progress, leading to a paradigm shift: from common crime to cybercrime. Cybercriminal activity has expanded globally, giving rise to new forms of illicit conduct and criminal activity online. This phenomenon has spread worldwide, resulting in punishable actions in cyberspace, committed through social networks, digital media, online environments, and mobile or technological devices. Consequently, legislators have had to restructure and adopt regulatory tools to prevent such crimes. Cyberspace lacks borders and legal regulations, which gives cybercriminals an advantage due to high complexity, anonymity, lack of evidence, and procedural legislation regarding electronic evidence. Currently, the role of the Public Prosecutor faces numerous challenges in the justice system, makin...