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Cyber Crimes

By: Sidhartha Roy | 2008-08-28 | Cyber law
The article is about a new breed of crime which is promising to threaten human life and property in a completely hi-tech manner.In my article i have highlighted about cyber crime,its modes , how it is different from the conventional crime and also about its statutory provision. read more

The Internet and Cyber Crime

By: Phineas Gray | 2010-04-04 | Business
Internet Security has become an umbrella term encompassing everything from hacker detection to anti-virus protection. The focus of this article is on how employee misuse of the Internet can affect your bottom line. One of our company's quickest success stories was a customer who kept losing competitive bids for contracts based on price. read more

Cyber Crime: New Challenge To Mankind Society

By: Johnnie Knapp | 2011-01-13 | Computer
Decision Group provides Cyber Crime Investigation Course training program not only with newly developed technologies and skills, but we also provide case study on the methodology to break such cyber crimes in real environment by those experienced investigators. Attendee, after taking this training program, will know the basic of cyber crime, and effective ways to investigate it, and, most important, first hand lesson from real cases happened. read more

What Everyone Should Know About Cyber Crime

By: Nick Messe | 2010-11-11 | Law
The use of computers and the internet has expanded exponentially over the years. read more

Cyber crimes Final Paper

By: Henry | 2011-05-17 | College
Internet fraud is one of the fastest growing internet crimes in the world. Statistics shows that the number of computers crimes has continued to increase and the statistics may be higher considering that most of these crimes are not reported. Internet fraud has not been considered a serious crime for different reasons one being that most people are reluctant to report cyber crimes (Bhaskar, 2006). read more

Masterminds; Cyber Crime

By: William Thomson | 2011-07-28 | Surveillance & Tracking
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The Danger of Cyber Crimes

By: Jeslyn Jessy | 2010-03-30 | Regulatory compliance
Computers and internet are the most common tools we use in our daily life. All the important and useful information are found in the computer and internet which can help everyone in any case. However, certain knowledge in this electronic field can also cause some people from becoming the victims of cyber crimes. Cyber crime is also called computer crime, high tech crime or electronic crime. This type of crime is generally referred to the criminal activity which is caused by the computer or network. read more

Cyber Bullying: A Horrible Crime

By: Nicole Williams | 2011-01-14 | Article Marketing
You must have chanced upon news of online stalking, and yet ignored it since you are not the victim. You may have pitied the victim's limited intellect. The fact is that it happens with such smoothness that it is hard to stem the tide. It is better to remain vigilant than repentant. Cyber bullying is a horrible online crime which has some very knowledgeable operators. read more

Cyber crimes and the law

By: Lance Brooke | 2012-04-16 | Cyber law
Defining Cyber crime is not so simple and perhaps that is why there has not been a single definition that is collectively approved by all the law enforcing bodies. Cyber crime is a criminal offense in which the computer is involved as an object of crime or as a tool for committing an offense's material component. read more

Cyber crime: the tool, the weapon and the hobby

By: Sadie Hawkins | 2012-11-27 | Security
Governments continue to warn businesses that they aren’t doing enough to shore up their cyber security. In contrast, a range of surveys tell us that businesses feel otherwise. Perhaps this is because a crucial point is disappearing through the communications cracks: anyone can commit cyber crime. read more

The true cost of cyber crime

By: Taj Kang | 2011-05-06 | Organizational
There is no doubt that industrial espionage and cyber theft is on the rise, in no small part due to easily available tools that are available for online attack. If you are a contractor you will be eager to protect your valuable data and ensure your machines are not disabled due to an attack. But if a trillion dollar company can't protect themselves, what can a lone contractor do? read more

Threats of Cyber Crime in Mobile Gaming

By: John P Smith | 2012-01-16 | Online Gambling
Mobile gaming is the current boom in the gaming industry. The development of smartphones like Apple and Google Android in the last few years have opened up loads of bingo games in the mobile gaming market. But, players need to be careful about the cyber threats to cellphones. read more

Anonymous Surfing - How to Beat Cyber Crimes

By: Brad M Smith | 2010-03-31 | Security
Over the years, we have enjoyed a burst of communication developments from the first radio to the Internet. It has been a fruitful experience in terms of goals achieved and dreams lived. However, with the positive innovations came those that countered what might have been a perfect landscape in technology as we know it today. Specifically, we talk about cyber crimes. read more

Cyber Crime And Identity Theft Facts

By: Doug Hart | 2011-02-14 | Regulatory compliance
Do you ever worry about having your identity stolen by online cyber-criminals? Maybe you haven't thought that much about it, or don't know anyone that has had a problem with it yet. You may be shocked to know that identity theft and online theft of credit card information are the fastest growing crimes in the United States. Here are some facts to ponder. read more

Coverage of Cyber Law

By: Bryan Burbank | 2010-05-20 | Cyber law
Nowadays the internet has boomed and a lot of issues surrounding the internet including the privacy, copyright, intellectual property among others has araised as a matter of fact. However, have you had any idea of the cyber laws? Well, it is time to know what is covered in the cyber law to know what allows and what does not. read more