61. NCPS - Tools - Internet Crime And Your Child resource kit contains a poster, an information video, a family discussion guideand a computer game Video A short video that explains internet crime as seen http://www.prevention.gc.ca/en/library/tools/internet.html

var modified_date = "09-20-2002"; modified_date = replace(modified_date,'-','/'); modified_date = new Date(modified_date); modified_date = convert_date(modified_date); //> Home Virtual Library Tools Resource Centre ... Mailing List Registration Form Crime Prevention Tools NAME : Internet Crime and Your Child SPONSOR AGENCY : Science Alberta Foundation Project Purpose Target group Proposed Use Probable Impact Results Training materials Parent's Kit Video for public meetings and home viewing to promote discussion Discussion Guide Computer game to inform children Distribution Other Potential Users Contact for Information: Mr. Glen Hutton Community Science Manager Science Alberta Foundation Calgary, Alberta Canada T2P 3G3 Telephone: (403) 260-1996 E-mail: litebulb@saf.ab.ca Internet: http://www.saf.ab.ca or http://www.livewwwires.com Summary Video: A short video that explains Internet crime as seen through the daily experiences of law enforcement specialists.

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63. QuickLinks - Computer Crime Translate this page QuickLinks - computer crime. Index page see also internet content, Security andencryption. computer crime. Open a new window when I click a link Issue no. http://www.qlinks.net/quicklinks/comcrime.htm

QuickLinks - Computer crime Index page see also Internet content Security and encryption Computer crime Open a new window when I click a link Issue no. 265 - 29 March 2003 US - 9th Circuit: Feds Can't Try Child Porn Case (The Recorder) The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals struck down a federal child pornography law - at least for those who don't intend to take the material across state lines. A divided panel overturned the conviction of a woman arrested after employees at a U.S. Navy photo-developing studio reported a single picture of Rhoda McCoy and her 10-year-old daughter with their genitals exposed. The court held that under the Supreme Court's recent Commerce Clause decisions, the federal government cannot prosecute McCoy. USA v. McCoy Issue no. 264 - 23 March 2003 US - Federal judge rules hacker covered by informant laws (AP) A federal judge ruled that a Canadian computer hacker who provided authorities with diary entries and other information that led to the arrest of an Orange County judge on child pornography charges was acting as a police informant. The ruling triggers Fourth Amendment protections against illegal searches and could lead to all evidence against the defendant being thrown out. Issue no. 263 - 16 March 2003

64. Now At Your Local Bookstore! New Links for Law Enforcement, More! The internet Librarian's List ofBooks Periodicals on computer crime; Sick of MakeMoney-Fast Spam? http://w3.one.net/~banks/psycho.htm

Updated 12th June, 2001! New: Click here to learn where you can buy Web Psychos, Stalkers, and Pranksters in bookstores in Australia, Austria, Belgium, Canada, England, Finland, France, Germany, Holland, Hungary, Ireland, New Zealand, Scotland, Singapore, Switzerland, Wales, or South America! Books available now: PC Confidential The Modem Reference , 4th edition Web Psychos, Stalkers, and Pranksters: How to Protect Yourself in Cyberspace ... Click here to order books by Michael Banks at a discount! Scroll down for news, links, and other resourcesincluding the dirty tricks demo pages Web Psychos, Stalkers, and Pranksters: How to Protect Yourself in Cyberspace by Michael A. Banks Featured on The Sally Jesse Raphael Show, The Internet Business Network's "TechNotes," American Crime Line with Ed Nowicki, Ann On Line The Gary Burbank Show (WLW), WCPO-TV A "Recommended Cyberculture Book" at Computer Literacy Bookshops. Selected "Book of the Month" by ETA Featured in Publishers Weekly Yahoo Internet Life CNET Small Office Computing Smartbooks The Chicago Tribune Amazon.com

65. How To File An Internet Or Computer Crime The Holland Police Department's File an internet/computer crime Complaint.With the advent of the internet and computer usage in http://www.ci.holland.mi.us/police/File_computer_crime.htm

The Holland Police Department's File an Internet/Computer crime Complaint With the advent of the Internet and computer usage in this country, the inevitable has happened. Criminals have discovered a new frontier to exploit. And with that the challenges of prosecuting these criminals for their acts against innocent victims. We at the Holland Police Department and the Ottawa County Prosecutor's Office hope you understand the great complexity of investigating these types of crimes. We realize what it is to be a victim of these "invisible" criminals and will do all we can to bring about a criminal prosecution on your behalf. As law enforcement develops the science of investigating Internet and computer crime, we have found that we "must crawl before we can walk"! If you are a victim, AND ARE A RESIDENT of the City of Holland, MI, you may call 9-1-1 to file a complaint with a police officer. The Officer who initially takes your complaint will most likely have to forward to the matter to the Department’s Detective Bureau and possibly to the State or Federal level. You may also be asked to file your complaint online with both the F.B.I. and the National White Collar Crime Center's Internet Fraud Complaint Center (IFCC) and the Michigan Department of Attorney General's High Tech Crime Unit (HTCU) If you are a victim

66. Electronic Communications - Crime And Security Archive Cybercrime. 13 March US Official on computer Security. 10 March USReport on Controlling crime on the internet Executive Summary. http://usinfo.state.gov/topical/global/ecom/ecomcrime.htm

Electronic Communications Crime and Security Archive Policy Texts Reports Links Policy Texts 14 February U.S. Issues National Strategy to Protect Cyberspace Presidental Statement on Cyberspace Security Report 16 January FTC Targets Illegal Sales of International Drivers' Permits 6 December Plans Being Made to Protect U.S. Information Infrastructure 13 November Federal Trade Commission Targets E-Mail Spam 28 October Government, Business Must Share Responsibility on Cybersecurity 20 September White House Issues Cyber Security Plan U.S., Canadian Authorities Bust Internet Drug Ring 9 August Online Pedophilia Ring Broken with Arrests in 7 Nations, Customs Says 25 July NSF "Data Mining" Research Supported by Intelligence Community 25 June Stronger Action Needed to Prevent Cyberattack, Survey Finds 20 May Treaty on Performers' Rights on Internet Enters Into Force 6 May Internet Watchdogs Issue Warning about Online Fraud 9 April New Report Shows Cost of Internet Scams 7 April Corporate Losses to Cybercrime Increasing 18 March FBI Dismantles International Internet Child Pornography Ring 20 March Authorities Pursue Internet Child Pornography Suspects in 10 Countries 11 March FTC Says Web Sites Closed by Court Due to Deceptive Practices 14 February White House Advisor Briefs Senate Panel on Cybersecurity 7 February U.S. House of Representatives Approves Cyber Security Legislation

67. Safety Issues Building Castles Made of Glass Security on the internet, 21 U. Ark. Little RockLJ 251 (1999). Charney, Scott and Alexander, Kent, computer crime , 45 Emory LJ http://www.gseis.ucla.edu/iclp/safe.htm

The UCLA Online Institute for Cyberspace Law and Policy Cyberspace Law Bibliography Safety Issues Cybercrime Adler, Michael, Cyberspace, General Searches and Digital Contraband: The Fourth Amendment and the Net-Wide Search, 105 Yale L.J. 1093 (1996) Baladi, Joe, Building Castles Made of Glass: Security on the Internet , 21 U. Ark. Little Rock L.J. 251 (1999) Charney, Scott and Alexander, Kent, Computer Crime , 45 Emory L.J. 931 (1996) Clarke, Catherine Therese, From CrimINet to Cyber-Perp: Toward an Inclusive Approach to Policing the Evolving Criminal Mans Rea on the Internet , 75 Or. L. Rev. 191 (1996) Clarke, Roger, Technological Aspects of Internet Crime Prevention, Invited Address for the Austrialian Institute for Criminology's Conference on 'Internet Crime,' Melbourne University, February 16, 1998 Critical Foundations: Protecting America's Infrastructures , Report of the U.S. President's Commission on Critical Infrastructure, 1997 Denning, Dorothy E. and Peter J. Denning, eds, Internet Besieged: Countering Cyberspace Scofflaws , Addison-Wesley, 1997 Law and Order Comes to Cyberspace,

68. Fife Constabulary Website Home FAQ computer internet Related crime. computer and internetRelated crime. The international nature of the internet means http://police.fife.net/FAQ/internet.php

Home FAQ Computer and Internet Related Crime The international nature of the Internet means that dealing with Internet related crime will always be complicated by questions of jurisdiction. Laws differ from country to country and the police in the UK are unable to act directly against illegal material hosted on computers abroad or prosecute criminals operating in another country. Investigation of such crimes requires the co-operation of law enforcement agencies throughout the world and the Internet industry. This page shows some of the options open to persons wishing to report computer/Internet related crime What do I do if I come across illegal or offensive material on the Internet? What do I do if I am the victim of computer crimes such as hacking, fraud etc.? What do I do if I receive unsolicited offensive/unwanted e-mails? What do I do if my computer is attacked by a virus? Illegal or offensive material. UK police can only take direct action where there is some substantive link between the crime and their jurisdiction. In the case of Fife Constabulary this means within the boundaries of the Kingdom of Fife.

69. Internet Crime In Society > Law > Legal Information Fighting computer And internet crime Magazine 1 issues/12 months.Sites CASE STUDY Digital Discovery. Case of Northwest Airlines http://ilectric.com/browse/web/Society/Law/Legal_Information/Computer_and_Techno

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70. Computer Crime Research Center www.met.police.uk, Metropolitan Police computer crime and internetrelatedcrime. www.internetfraud.usdoj.gov, internet Fraud. infolaw.hut.ru. http://www.crime-research.org/eng/links.html

Articles Staff Forum Library ... Conference Related Links Feedback Russian Subscribe News! id="010202130549";img="9";script="http://counter.topping.com.ua:80/cgi-bin/pinger.cgi";d=document;an=navigator.appName;rf=escape(d.referrer);w="";c="";jv="0";je="u"; jv="3" Web Site Description www.bsa.org Business Software Alliance. www.nctp.org National Cybercrime Training Partnership (NCTP) cybercrime-forum.cec.eu.int The EU Forum on Cybercrime. www.cybercrimes.net The University of Dayton School of law.From a legal perspective, a "cybercrime" is a crime the commission of which involves the use of a computer www.american.edu The Transnational Crime and Corruption Center (TraCCC). www.ists.dartmouth.edu The Institute and its core program on cyber-security and information infrastructure protection research serve. www.nhtcu.org The National Hi-Tech Crime Unit. www.findlaw.com FindLaw for legal professionals www.law.ecel.uwa.edu.au The Crime Research Centre was established within the Law School at the University of Western Australia. www.csis.org

71. RCMP Frauds Scams Alerts - Computer Crime Prevention A simple and common computer related crime which involves changing data such as publicdomain software, bulletin boards, the internet, computer club software http://www.rcmp-grc.gc.ca/scams/ccprev.htm

72. GP Guide -- Computer Crime & Internet Security A review of Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) actions regarding computerrelatedcrimes - including internet financial crime, gambling, and child http://www.wiu.edu/library/govpubs/guides/internet.htm

A Guide to Selected Government Information Available at WIU's Government Publications Library (Prepared by Sooim Kim - 11/99; revised 2/00) Web version of this guide includes links to web resources. Federal Government Information USDA Internet Network - Other Security Resources . This website provides a list of security resources for network and computer security. NIST Computer Security Resource Clearinghouse (CSRC) . The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) designed this website to collect and disseminate computer security information and resources so that users, systems administrators, managers, and security professionals can better protect their data and systems. A primary goal of CSRC is to raise the awareness of all computer systems users from novice to expert about computer security. Computer Incident Advisory Capability (CIAC) . The U.S. Department of Energy developed this website to provide accurate information about computer security vulnerabilities, incident response services for sites that have been the victims of attacks, and security alerts. DOE Infomation Security . This website's goal is to enhance infomation security data sharing within the United States Department of Energy (DOE) community. The server contains information security tools and both DOE and outside documents. Computer Security-Related Sites . A list of computer security-related sites compiled by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. The Melissa Virus: Inoculating Our Information Technology from Emerging Threats

73. Play It Cyber Safe, Business Software Alliance Metropolitan Police computer crime and internetrelated crime The MetropolitanPolice website in London has information and numerous links for reporting http://www.playitcybersafe.com/typesRecommended.phtml

74. Computers & Internet Related Crimes And Law We have been of assistance to numerous victims of crime and their families. CopyrightKari Sable Burns 19942002. computer internet Youth Related http://www.karisable.com/crpcle.htm

To join the True Crimes Discussion List: Send e-mail to: sllist@ourfriends.com In the body of the message type: subscribe truecrimes Articles Discussion News Resources ... Domestic Violence Child Abuse Hate Crimes Sex Crimes Juvenile Crime Classic Crime ... Mental Illness US Terrorism Law Enforcement Drug Wars Computer Crimes Reporting Crimes ... DOJ's Already Monitoring Modems - Officials revealed they are making use of the electronic surveillance powers granted under the USA Patriot Act recently signed into law. At a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing, assistant attorney general Michael Chertoff said the power to obtain information without court allowed the Justice Department to investigate more thoroughly. He added it was helping to bring law enforcement and intelligence investigations closer together. Cable modem users can be monitored without the permission of a judge. Section 211 of the act alters federal law so cable operators can disclose subscribers' identifiable information to government agencies. Chertoff said the government has the power to obtain court orders for logging information from out of district ISPs.

75. Computer Crime And Children computer Science Department and from the University of Namur of child pornographyvia the internet Our True crime site is researched, developed, and maintained http://www.karisable.com/crpcyouth.htm

Youth Related Computer Crime To join the True Crimes Discussion List: Send e-mail to: sllist@ourfriends.com In the body of the message type: subscribe truecrimes Articles Discussion News Resources ... Report PC/Net Crimes A study conducted by the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children found that 1 in 4 children between the ages of 10 and 17 have been exposed to unwanted sexual material online. Christina Long , 13, came to Danbury CT 2 years ago to live with her aunt, Shelly Rilling, because her parents had substance abuse problems. At her Catholic school, 6th-grader, she made good grades, led the cheerleading squad and was an altar girl. On the Internet, she used provocative screen names and routinely had sex with partners she met in chat rooms. Christina was strangled by a an undocumented immigrant from Brazil, Saul Dos Reis , 25, a married restaurant worker, she met on the Internet and had met with several times. He confessed and led police to her body in a remote ravine in Greenwich.

76. Internet Security News: [ISN] Microsoft Database Loses Records. over the 1997 CSI/FBI computer crime and Security those reporting only incidentsof computer virus or of organizations that cited their internet connection as http://www.landfield.com/isn/mail-archive/1998/Aug/0122.html

[ISN] Microsoft Database Loses Records. From: mea culpa ( jericho@dimensional.com Date: Wed Aug 26 1998 - 16:40:17 CDT Next message: mea culpa: "[ISN] New FBI unit takes aim at high-tech crooks in region" Previous message: mea culpa: "[ISN] Programmer in court over encryption software" Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] Forwarded From: "Jay D. Dyson" < jdyson@techreports.jpl.nasa.gov -BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- http://www.news.com/News/Item/0,4,25671,00.html?st.ne.fd.gif.d Microsoft database loses records By Mike Ricciuti Staff Writer, CNET NEWS.COM August 25, 1998, 1:10 p.m. PT Developers are furious over a flaw discovered in Microsoft's Access database that could cause a loss of data and scrambled records. The problem, discovered by a developer last week and since reproduced by many users, affects the way Access handles changes to database records. The flaw is particularly thorny because it can corrupt database records without users realizing that anything wrong has happened. Developers fear that the bug could require reprogramming to applications already in use and that existing databases could be corrupted. Even worse

77. Internet Security News: [ISN] Swedes Prepare For High-Tech War 11 percent reported to work, logged on and searched the internet for another In hisbook computer Security, J. Carroll states that computer crime may be the http://www.landfield.com/isn/mail-archive/1999/Dec/0044.html

[ISN] Swedes Prepare for High-Tech War From: mea culpa ( jericho@DIMENSIONAL.COM Date: Mon Dec 27 1999 - 18:52:52 CST Next message: mea culpa: "[ISN] Computer Crime Investigation" Previous message: mea culpa: "Re: [ISN] Cyberterrorism hype" Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] ... http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/aponline/19991227/aponline101858_000.htm STOCKHOLM, Sweden (AP) [12.27.99] The Swedish government plans to train special information technology soldiers to protect the nation's military computer systems from hackers, a newspaper reported Monday. The government has issued a directive to the armed forces to train soldiers" to be able to destroy hostile systems as well as protect Swedish computer systems, according to the daily Svenska Dagbladet. ISN is sponsored by Security-Focus.COM Next message: mea culpa: "[ISN] Computer Crime Investigation" Previous message: mea culpa: "Re: [ISN] Cyberterrorism hype" Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] This archive was generated by hypermail 2b29

78. Internet Crime Website Results :: Linkspider UK Police Independent internet crime reporting organization. Federal guidelines forsearching and seizing computers - Text of guidelines for computer searching http://www.linkspider.co.uk/Society/Law/LegalInformation/ComputerandTechnologyLa

Internet Crime Websites from Linkspider UK Keyword: Internet Crime Linkspider UK Directory Internet Crime Search for Directory Tree: Top Society Law Legal Information ... Internet : Internet Crime (22) Add URL Advertise Here! Personalize Amazon ... Cybercrimes at the U. of Dayton School of Law - Dedicated to exploring the issues involved with crimes that are committed in cyberspace, usually those crimes that are committed with a computer, or against a computer. Information on various cybercrimes. Cybercrime - Computer Crime and Intellectual Property Section (CCIPS) of the Criminal Division of the U.S. Department of Justice International Home of Computer Investigative Specialists - International group of former law enforcement members specializing in forensic computer science. Offer expertise and training in seizing computers and recovering lost data. Internet Law Library - International listings of and link to laws, codes, statutes, and law journals dealing with computers and the law. On-line translators available. Links to other law related sites. Has internal search engine. Tech Law Journal - News articles concerning regulation, litigation, and crime related legislation on the Internet. Has links to summaries of current and past trials regarding computers, technology and crime.

79. Consumer Information Center - Are You Protected From Computer Crime? As more businesses and consumers conduct banking online, computer users need toknow the appropriate steps to keep safe from the threat of internet crime. http://www.zmfact.com/cic/reports/tech/protected.htm

CONSUMER INFORMATION CENTER Home Search About Us Bookmark Reports Cars Education Fashion Food ... Travel Reports: Tech Are You Protected From Computer Crime? There is only one way to really protect your data from hackers - remove it from your hard drive when the files are not in use. (NUI) - It sounds like a plot from a spy novel, but it's not. The Internet is filled with danger and intrigue - and not just in the form of viruses and electronic junk mail. While you're visiting a Web site on the Internet, sending e-mail or transferring funds between bank accounts, online hackers lurk in the cyber shadows. Their mission? To break into your computer's hard drive and gain access to valuable files and personal information. And they can do it in the blink of an eye. The electronic age has made life easier in many respects. It allows people to communicate in personal and business matters with lightning speed. It has eased the stresses of having to do several things at once, and it also has provided people with a network of computer users with which to exchange information. But instant access to the outside world comes with a downside. It was only a matter of time before crime entered the scene.

80. ZDNet |UK| - News - Story - Cybersquad To Combat Computer Crime will focus on combating ecommerce fraud and other types of computer crime. bothnationally and locally to tackle growing levels of crime on the internet. http://news.zdnet.co.uk/story/0,,t269-s2082539,00.html

ZDNet UK News Reviews Tech Update ... News Story Cybersquad to combat computer crime Monday 13th November 2000 Wendy McAuliffe Jack Straw's announcement on cybercrime to milk existing police funds The special unit, which will include members of the police, customs and excise, the National Crime Squad and the National Criminal Intelligence Service (NCIS), will begin work next year. Up to 80 "cybercops" will be deployed both nationally and locally to tackle growing levels of crime on the Internet. At a press conference, Straw said: "The significant cash injection I am announcing today will boost the police service's capability to investigate crime committed through computers, including paedophilia, fraud, extortion and hacking," while the main focus does appear to be on e-commerce. The unit will combat fraud aimed at British Internet companies, cracking down on sales scams and hacking attempts on consumers' personal credit information. It will target Internet criminals who are commodity driven in particular, where their main motive is financial profit. Bob Packham, deputy director general of the National Crime Squad said: "If you look to the future e-commerce is taking off and if business and industry goes electronic then organised crime will go electronic." Nigel Williams, director of Childnet International, is pleased to see the linkage that has been drawn between the new unit and the local police force. Williams is concerned however that the money is coming from existing Home Office funds to police in England and Wales. "The staff are going to require considerable training, and will probably have to look outside of the UK for expertise," Williams commented.

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