Technologies of Biosurveillance: Bodily Regulation through the Lens of Ordinary Affection

Henne, Kathryn; Troshynski, Emily

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Technologies of Biosurveillance: Bodily Regulation through the Lens of Ordinary Affection

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2013

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Henne, Kathryn

Troshynski, Emily

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Cybercrime, Cyber Security and Digital Forensics

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/21349

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Evolution of cybercrime: A case-study of Zeus

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