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A powerful cyberattack against corporations in 2017 reached 99 countries, including Brazil. To release the affected systems, the virus generated a ransom note containing instructions for payment to cybercriminals in Bitcoin, a digital currency whose possessor cannot be traced. Police investigations to find out the perpetrator were thwarted. Cybercrime deflects more than $ 600 billion in fraud every year. The article seeks to understand, using legal hermeneutics and the technique of exploratory research with a qualitative approach, how criminal law reacts to this new form of crime, respecting the constitutional foundations of punitive power.

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