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How Personal & Internet Security Works by Preston Gralla, 2006-06-10
Internet Crimes, Torts and Scams: Investigation and Remedies by Melise Blakeslee, 2010-01-15
No Child Is Safe: From Internet Crime by Amber Frangos, 2005-07-11
Cyber Crime Fighters: Tales from the Trenches by Felicia Donovan, Kristyn Bernier, 2008-12-14
Taking Action Against Internet Crime by Sarah Levete, 2010-01-15
A Smart Kid's Guide to Internet Privacy (Kids Online) by David J. Jakubiak, 2009-09
dotCrime Manifesto: How to Stop Internet Crime, The by Phillip Hallam-Baker, 2010-06-13
I-Way Robbery: Crime on the Internet by William C. Boni CISAMBA, Gerald L. Kovacich CFECPPCISSP, 1999-06-01
Computer Crimes and Digital Investigations by Ian Walden, 2007-04-09
Cyber Crime: How to Protect Yourself from Computer Criminals by Laura E. Quarantiello, 1996-12
Cyber Crime (Opposing Viewpoints) by Louise Gerdes, 2008-11-07
Computer and Intellectual Property Crime: Federal and State Law by A. Hugh Scott, 2001-11-01
Does the Internet Increase the Risk of Crime? (At Issue Series) by Lisa Yount, 2005-07-22
Intellectual Property and Computer Crimes (Intellectual Property Law and Business Crimes Series) by Peter Toren, 2003-07-26

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CNN.com - Report: Computer Crime Unit Suffers From Lack Of Staff, Expertise - Ma
http://cnn.com/2001/TECH/internet/05/22/cyber.crime.02/index.html

Extractions: CNN Justice Producer WASHINGTON (CNN) An anti-cyberterrorism unit operating within the FBI is failing to provide timely warnings of computer attacks, according to a government report released Tuesday. The report cites a lack of staff and expertise at the National Infrastructure Protection Center for the alleged shortcomings. "While some warnings were issued in time to avert damage, most of the warnings, especially those related to viruses, pertained to attacks under way," reads the report from the General Accounting Office, an investigative arm of Congress. The report said the NIPC, an inter-agency center operating within the FBI, did provide valuable support to computer investigations conducted by the FBI. MESSAGE BOARD Security on the Net However, the report added that "insufficient computer capacity and data transmission capabilities are limiting the NIPC's ability to perform technical analyses promptly." The report said an inadequate computer system resulted in a 30-day backlog in analysis requests.
CNN.com - Many Countries Said To Lack Computer Crime Laws - July 26, 2000
http://www.cnn.com/2000/TECH/computing/07/26/crime.internet.reut/index.html

Extractions: WEB SERVICES: WASHINGTON (Reuters) More than 100 countries do not have the laws to deal with computer-related crime, undercutting efforts to battle a growing international threat, law enforcement officials said Wednesday. "Currently, at least 60 percent of INTERPOL membership lacks the appropriate legislation to deal with Internet/computer-related crime," Edgar Adamson of the U.S. Customs Service told a House panel.
Computer & Internet Crime 2004
Daily updated news about computer crimes, internet fraud and cyber terrorism.
http://www.crime-research.org/news/03.04.2004/171/
C4I.org - Computer Security And Intelligence
News articles on internet crime
http://www.c4i.org

Extractions: Last updated July Updated Added 7.4.2005 Current Terrorism Threat Level : U.S. Department of Homeland Security DHS Daily Open Source Infrastructure Report : U.S. Department of Homeland Security : Cable News Network List of Iraq Coalition Contractor Casualties The Special Operations Warrior Foundation : The Warrior Foundation Send Care Packages to U.S. Military : AnySoldier.com ISN: InfoSec News Mailing List : C4I.org Staff The Bunker : Ultra-Secure Data Colocation New Attrition Mailing Lists : Attrition.org Staff Put a Contract Out on Saddam or Usama : TradeSports Futures Exchange The Dynamic Terrorist Threat : R. Kim Cragin, Sara A. Daly, RAND Corporation Encyclopedia of Intelligence and Counterintelligence : Edited by Rodney Carlisle An Incomplete Manifesto for Growth : Bruce Mau International Journal of Digital Evidence : Economic Crime Institute SecurityDocs : Directory of Network Security White Papers 2005 Terrorism Risk Map : Aon United Buzztracker : Visual Representations of News on the Internet Jihad Unspun : Interesting propaganda from another viewpoint. ProcessLibrary.com
Criminal Defence Lawyer In Toronto And Vancouver BC
computer crime An Emerging Challenge for Law Enforcement, David Carter, Criminal Law and the internet, Mark Rasch, 1996. Infojacking crimes on the
http://www.sgrm.com/Resources.htm

Extractions: Toll Free in North America: Selected Internet Resources Fraud Computer Crime Organized Crime Money Laundering ... Law Enforcement Fraud The Diligizer Board KYC News National Fraud Information Center NW3C National White Collar Crime Center ... Financial Scandals by R. Davies Fraud Resources by Jon Harrison RCMP Frauds Scams Alerts CNN Fraud Inc. Computer Crime www.cybercrime.gov U.S. Department of Justice Computer Crime Australian Institute of Criminology Computer Crime Reporter Cybercrime Resources by Jon Harrison IFCC 2002 Internet Fraud Report EFFweb - The Electronic Frontier Foundation including::
SCSO - Internet Crime Resources (CHANNEL)
internet AND computer crimeS computer crime AND INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY SECTION FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF LAW ENFORCEMENT computer crime CENTER
http://www.seminolesheriff.org/about/internet_crime/internet_crime.php

Extractions: The information in this section is intended to provide resources for the community on matters pertaining to Internet and computer crimes. We encourage you to visit these sites for online reporting, general reporting, general information, or crime prevention. Should you have questions beyond that which are answered here, please contact Sergeant Dan Purcell or Investigator John Kent in the Economic and Internet Crimes Unit, Computer Forensics Section at 407.665.6850. If you are a victim of internet fraud, make an online report now via the Internet Fraud Complaint Center. Victims of Identity Theft can visit the Internet Fraud Complaint Center or the Federal Trade Commission's Identity Theft website where you can download forms or get the contact information to speak to a counselor who will assist you through the reporting process and credit repair. The Seminole County Sheriff's Office encourages the use of these sites for local, national, or international crime reporting or just general information.
Internet Crime - Internet Task Force For Child Protection On The Internet
This section tells you what the internet Task Force. More on this. internet crime computer Misuse Act Digital Evidence Group Ecrime strategy
http://www.homeoffice.gov.uk/crime/internetcrime/taskforce.html

Extractions: Quick search: Crime Statistics Community Safety Crime Types Alcohol-Related Crime ... Internet Task Force Some of the documents below are in Adobe PDF format. To view them, you may first need to download a free copy of the Adobe Acrobat reader About the Internet Task Force Background The Internet Task Force has two main aims: To this end, we have created: thinkuknow.co.uk Keep Your Child Safe on the Internet
Internet Crime - The Computer Misuse Act 1990
The computer Misuse Act 1990 came into force on 29 August 1990 and and a consideration of papers produced on the Act by the internet crime Forum in 2003
http://www.homeoffice.gov.uk/crime/internetcrime/compmisuse.html

Extractions: Quick search: Crime Statistics Community Safety Crime Types Alcohol-Related Crime ... The Computer Misuse Act 1990 The Computer Misuse Act 1990 Case Studies Territorial Scope of Offences Council of Europe Cybercrime Convention ... Review of the Computer Misuse Act The Computer Misuse Act 1990 came into force on 29 August 1990 and specifies offences for attacks against computer systems or data. It provides protection for systems and data, attempting to maintain their confidentiality, integrity, and availability. The Act provides for three distinct offences: Section 1 - Unauthorised access to computer material It is an offence to cause a computer to perform any function with intent to secure unauthorised access to any program or data held in any computer (section 1a). It is necessary to prove that the access secured is unauthorised (section 1b), and the suspect knew that this was the case (section 1c). Under section 17(2) of the Act access is gained to any program or data in a computer, if by causing a computer to perform any function the program or data: is altered or erased; copied or moved to any storage medium other than that in which it is held; is used; or is output from the computer in which it is held. The offence is punishable on conviction by a term of imprisonment up to six months.
Maine Computer Crimes Task Force
Are you a victim of a computer crime and want to report it online? a 173% increase in reported internet crimes against children and a 75% increase in
http://www.mcctf.org/

Extractions: Drop a Dime on Cyber Crime by clicking HERE What's New: Maine Computer Crimes Task Force Mission Statement: 3-11-05: Lewiston Police Chief Bill Welch announced today the release of the Maine Computer Crimes Task Force bi-annual report for the years 2003 and 2004. The report, which highlights the activities of Maines only dedicated cyber crime unit, denotes a dramatic increase in calls for service. Specifically, the report identifies a 56% increase in requests for computer forensic examinations, a 173% increase in reported Internet crimes against children and a 75% increase in criminal investigations involving computers. To access the report, please click
C Y B E R C R I M E - Homepage
Justice Department Announces International internet Piracy Sweep Former IT Manager of Silicon Valley Firm Pleads Guilty to computer crime Charges (June
http://www.usdoj.gov/criminal/cybercrime/

Extractions: Search for: Hints ... Personalized information if you are a... Parent, Teacher or Student Police Officer or Law Enforcement Agent Lawyer Interested in Cybercrime Citizen Interested in Cyber Policy Victim of Computer Crime Member of High Tech Industry Citizen Interested in High Tech Privacy Member of the Media
Telecoms / Internet Services / Combatting Crime
Combating computer crime. Commission proposal for a Council framework decision communications networks like the internet safer from criminal activity.
http://europa.eu.int/information_society/topics/telecoms/internet/crime/index_en

Extractions: Useful Links Commission proposal for a Council framework decision on attacks against information systems - 19 April 2002 Background The Commission is participating in a number of initiatives aiming at making communications networks like the Internet safer from criminal activity. It adopted on 26.1.2001 a Communication to the Council and the European Parliament (COM(2000)890) entitled Creating a Safer Information Society by Improving the Security of Information Infrastructures and Combating Computer-related Crime (html) PDF versions DA DE EL EN ... SV The European Commission invited comments from all interested parties on the issues addressed in this Communication by 23 March 2001. The comments received are published here. Public Hearing The European Commission organised a public hearing of interested parties on the issues addressed in the Communication on 7 March 2001. Here is a report on this event For any further information please do not hesitate to email: ilias.chantzos@cec.eu.int
Computer-related Crime
computerrelated crime. The Commission is participating in a number of The internet Action Plan aims at identifying and acting against harmful and
http://europa.eu.int/ISPO/eif/InternetPoliciesSite/Crime/crime1.html

Extractions: Internet Policies Computer-related Crime The Commission is participating in a number of initiatives aiming at making communications networks like the Internet safer from criminal activity. It adopted on 26.1.2001 a Communication to the Council and the European Parliament (COM(2000)890) entitled Creating a Safer Information Society by Improving the Security of Information Infrastructures and Combating Computer-related Crime (html) PDF versions DA DE EL EN ... SV The European Commission invited written comments from all interested parties on the issues addressed in this Communication to be sent to the address: infso-jai-cybercrime-comments@cec.eu.int by 23 March 2001. The comments received are published here. Public Hearing The European Commission organised a public hearing of interested parties on the issues addressed in the Communication on 7 March 2001 in the Charlemagne Building, 170, rue de la Loi, Brussels 1040. Here is an overall report on this event Presentation of the issues by George Papapavlou, European Commission Submissions made at the Hearing in addition to the written comments above: AOL America Online BSA Business Software Alliance CBI British Confederation of Industry Ms Charlotte Cederschiöld, MEP
Sussex Police Online - Computer And Internet Related Crime
computer and internet related crime is a problem that can affect any one of us. So many of us are now dependent on computers and the internet in our working
http://www.sussex.police.uk/comp_crime/comp_crime.asp

Extractions: Access key list: Text version, alt+t. Return to homepage, alt+h. Contact us, alt+c. Accessibility, alt+a. News Line, alt+n. Site map, alt+s. Jump to main content -Quick Jump- HOME PAGE ABOUT US ALERTS AND ADVICE CONTACT US CURRENT OPERATIONS POLICE UNCOVERED FREEDOM OF INFORMATION INFORMATION SERVICE Recovered Property LOCAL POLICING NEWS PUBLICATIONS RECRUITMENT MISCELLANEOUS So many of us are now dependent on computers and the Internet in our working and personal lives be it for using email, reading the news, buying goods or all of these and more. This new technology and new way of living and working has brought a new breed of crime and a new style of policing. Importantly, the use of a computer to assist in committing an offence does not change the essence of criminal activity. Pass intelligence The global nature of the World Wide Web makes policing Internet related crimes more complicated, due mainly to the jurisdictional problems that arise. Each country has its own laws and police officers in the UK have no power to get involved against crimes being committed overseas. They can only pass intelligence to other police forces.
Charities Law, Civil Justice, Computer, Internet, Data Protection
computer and internet Law and Regulation The Centre for crime and Justice Studies at King s College, London, brings together criminal justice
http://www.venables.co.uk/sitesc.htm

Extractions: maintained by Delia Venables The Department for Consitutional Affairs (previously the Lord Chancellor's Department) provides the latest rules and reports as well as progress on legislation (under the "Legal Policy" section). The new forms (75 of them) are available on the Court Service site (which can be accessed from the DCA site), in pdf format. These can be completed on line and printed out, ready to be sent to the courts, although they are not available in Word (or other word-processable) format. The Civil Justice Council is an Advisory Public Body, established by the Access to Justice Act 1999 as a continuing body with responsibility for over-seeing and co-ordinating the modernisation of the civil justice system as laid out in Lord Woolf's report "Access to Justice". The Council meets at least three times a year to discuss and agree formal responses to consultation papers. It provides advice to the Government on the effectiveness of aspects of the civil justice system. The chairman is Lord Phillips, Master of the Rolls and Head of Civil Justice. The main work of the council is carried out through subcommittees: Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR), Enforcement, Fees, Funding, Litigant Information and the reform of Housing and Land. There are a number of reports and responses to consultations on the site.
Computer Crime, Internet Crime And Forensics Training
The best computer crime and Forensics Training available. Professional staff and outstanding facilities.
http://www.hightechcrimeinstitute.com/
What Is A Computer Or Internet Crime? | Criminal Defence Articles By Tushar K. P
Criminal defence articles discussing offences such as drinking and driving, assault and shoplifting and covering more general topics such as how to hire a
http://www.torontocriminaldefence.com/articles/EpZuVVulZAwWuxDOks.php

Extractions: The possession and distribution of child pornography are examples of crimes that can be committed with the aid of computers and the Internet. The offence of mischief in relation to data doesnt specifically refer to either the term computers or Internet in its definition. However, todays reality is that data is stored on computers. Other crimes such as fraud, criminal harassment, and uttering threats may also be committed with the aid of these devices. There are many more. However, there is no mention of computers or the Internet in the definitions of any of these offences. Therefore, they can also be committed outside the world of computers and the Internet. There are, however, offences that specifically address certain types of computer and Internet behaviour. As an example, it is an offence under the Criminal Code of Canada to fraudulently obtain any computer service or possess a device designed primarily to fraudulently obtain computer service. In 2002, amendments were made to the sections of the Criminal Code dealing with child pornography. These amendments now specify both transmitting and accessing child pornography as offences. These changes were created to deal with Internet activity. Another amendment to the Criminal Code enacted in 2002 deals with the luring of children by means of a computer system.
Computer/Internet Crime Investigations
This 32-hour course is Review of crimes committed on the internet E-mail and IPA tracingcomputer/internet crime Investigations. Course
http://caag.state.ca.us/atc/content/internet_crime.htm

Extractions: OFFICE OF THE AG PUBLICATIONS CONTACT US SEARCH ... LINKS TO STATE SITES Computer/Internet Crime Investigations Course Description - This 32-hour course is designed to provide investigators with the necessary training, skills, knowledge and practical experience to conduct a variety of on-line crime investigations. Instruction will also be provided on using the Internet as an investigative tool including: internet protocols; LAN/WAN/GAN operations; e-mail tracing; and setting up undercover operations for on-line investigations. Students will receive a minimum of ten hours of computer lab time. Who Should Attend - Law enforcement personnel assigned to high technology crime investigation units, white collar crime units, fraud or forgery units, sex and vice crimes units. Additionally, any law enforcement officer with an interest in Internet crime investigations. Students should have the ability to effectively operate a computer in the Windows environment. Course Objectives - Upon completion of this course, students will understand crimes committed on the Internet, use of the Internet as an investigative tool, be able to conduct reactive and proactive investigations on the Internet, and be able to use basic tools to gather evidence on the Internet. Additionally, students will learn state and federal laws applicable to Internet crimes and who to contact for additional resources to aid their investigations.
Computer Crime LE - USA
Florida computer crime Center Seminole County Sheriff s Office internet crimes Against Children Task Force 407665-6605 State Attorney Office Southwest
http://www.ccmostwanted.com/CP/LEccuUS.htm

Extractions: Mouse around with us! Computer Crime Task Forces - USA Find What You Are Looking For: Homepage Internet Safety Topics Internet Safety Guide Internet Shopping Guide Cyberstalking Cyberterrorism Digital Divide Fraud Hacking Hoaxes Identity Theft Netiquette Privacy Scams Security Spam Internet Users Corporate Users Educators Families Kids Parents Seniors Teens Cybercrime Professionals Attorneys Law Enforcement Adv Prof Services Register LE Cybercrime Units Register LE USA Precincts Find Cybercrime Professionals Attorneys - Global Attorneys - USA Expert Witnesses Forensic Specialists Investigators LE Cybercrime Units - Global LE Cybercrime Units - USA LE Precincts - Global LE Precincts - USA Most Wanted Weekly Cybercriminal Previously Highlighted Cybercriminals Most Wanted Terrorists Most Wanted Hijackers Most Wanted for Questioning Report Cybercrime in Canada in the USA around the World Stolen Computers Crime Victims in the USA around the World Monthly Newsletters Monthly Newsletters About This Website Contact ccmostwanted.com Website Policies Stolen Computer Merchandise Serial Numbers Computer Crime Expert Witnesses
Cyber Criminals Most Wanted Website
internet Safety, Cybercrime Awareness, Prevention, and Safety including cyberterrorism, viruses, computer crime / Forensic Training and Seminars
http://www.ccmostwanted.com/

Extractions: Mouse around with us! Find What You Are Looking For: Internet Safety Topics Internet Safety Guide Internet Shopping Guide Cyberstalking Cyberterrorism Digital Divide Fraud Hacking Hoaxes Identity Theft Netiquette Privacy Scams Security Spam Internet Users Corporate Users Educators Families Kids Parents Seniors Teens Cybercrime Professionals Attorneys Law Enforcement Adv Prof Services Register LE Cybercrime Units Register LE USA Precincts Find Cybercrime Professionals Attorneys - Global Attorneys - USA Expert Witnesses Forensic Specialists Investigators LE Cybercrime Units - Global LE Cybercrime Units - USA LE Precincts - Global LE Precincts - USA Most Wanted Featured Cybercriminal Previously Featured Cybercriminals Most Wanted Terrorists Most Wanted Hijackers Most Wanted for Questioning Report Cybercrime in Canada in the USA around the World Stolen Computers Crime Victims in the USA around the World Monthly Newsletters Newsletter Index About This Website Contact ccmostwanted.com Website Policies Most Wanted Cyberfugitive of the Week for Bank Fraud and Mail Theft Remove Your Information from Advertiser Lists
Official Website Of Kolkata Police : Computer And Internet-Related Crime
computer and internetRelated crime. There are no precise, reliable statistics on the amount of computer crime and the economic loss to victims,
http://www.kolkatapolice.org/ComputerInternet.asp

Extractions: Origin Consolidation The Empire at Zenith Post Independence Era ... Consumer Fraud Computer and Internet-Related Crime There are no precise, reliable statistics on the amount of computer crime and the economic loss to victims, partly because many of these crimes are apparently not detected by victims, many of these crimes are never reported to authorities, and partly because the losses are often difficult to calculate. Internet fraud takes many forms. The Internet's promise of substantial consumer benefits is coupled with the potential for fraud and deception. Fraud operators are opportunists who are among the first to appreciate the potential of a new technology. There is nothing new about Internet fraud, however, the size and potential market, relative ease, low cost, and speed with which a scam can be perpetrated has increased tremendously. Nevertheless, in this section we have posted some Tips for Avoiding Computer Crime, which includes suggestions for increasing the security and reliability of personal computers, as well as protection against cyber crime.

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