Many an unhappy modern tale arises when a cyber predator suggests to his victim that they transition their dealings from the virtual world to a meeting “IRL” – “in real life.” But the perils that arise when the internet meets the “real world” are not limited to vulnerable individuals: advances in technology, coupled with the ingenuity of malefactors, create the real risk that acts taking place wholly within cyberspace can have substantial impacts “in real life” – in th...
