• I. Introduction
— A. The Need for International Cooperation Against
Cyberterrorism and Other Use of the Internet for Terrorist
Purposes
— B. Aim, Method, and Structure of this Analysis
• II. Developing and Harmonizing National Substantive Criminal
Law
— A. Destructive Attacks Carried Out by Means of the Internet
— B. Dissemination of Illegal Content
— C. Use of the Internet for Other Purposes
• III. Developing and Harmonizing National Criminal Procedure
and Preventive Measures
— A. Computer-Specific Investigations
— B. Financial Investigations
— C. Terrorist-Specific Investigations
— D. Evaluation and Consequences for Legal Policy
• IV. Improving International Cooperation
— A. Cooperation in Computer-Specific Cases
— B. Cooperation in Cases of Money Laundering and
the Financing of Terrorism
— C. Cooperation in Terrorist Cases
— D. Cooperation in General Cases
— E. Evaluation and Consequences for Legal Policy
• V. Summary
A. Use of the Internet for Terrorist Purposes
• B. Applicability of Existing Conventions
• C. General Problems of Existing Conventions
• D. New Efforts With Respect to Illegal Content