Articles & Analysis

March 30, 2005 · Michael Sisk
A Phish Story

Phishing attacks, expected to more than double in 2005, are spreading to small banks. The dollar losses are still limited, but are the attacks undermining…

March 25, 2005 · Tim Phillips
Kevin Mitnick and the art of intrusion - Part 1

Following the launch of his new book, reformed hacker Kevin Mitnick spoke to vnunet.com about his work as a security consultant Between 1995 and 2000, Kevin…

March 23, 2005 · Gary Craig
How dangerous are those who find pleasure in child porn?

**Experts say most consumers escape law enforcement’s radar** The photos found on Henry James Ludington’s computer at his workplace — a Wayne County BOCES…

March 17, 2005 · Robert Louis B. Stevenson
Plugging the "phishing" hole: legislation versus technology

**Abstract** This iBrief analyzes the Anti-Phishing Act of 2005, legislation aimed at curbing the problem of "phishing." Phishing is the sending of fraudulent…

March 16, 2005 · Vladimir Golubev
DoS attacks: crime without penalty

Today, it is quite difficult for a common user to determine where from and how his computer system can be attacked. More often it could be a virus attack,…

March 14, 2005 · Eric Beauchesne
Spam losing inbox battle, polls suggest

***Unwanted ads start to decline; Canadians reclaim their e-mail*** Canadians are finally winning the fight against e-mail spam, in part, simply by ignoring…

March 7, 2005 · This Is London
Rise in internet child porn arrests

Arrests and convictions for internet child porn offences have more than quadrupled in just two years. New figures showed 2,234 perverts were cautioned or…

March 7, 2005 · Nate Mook
From MS Anti-Spam to Vaccines

Microsoft Research announced last week that anti-spam technology has been used to create more effective vaccine designs for HIV. Such machine learning…

March 5, 2005 · Judge Mohamed CHAWKI and Dr. Mohamed WAHAB
Technology Is a Double-Edged Sword: Illegal Human Trafficking in the Information Age

**Introduction** Trafficking in human beings is a major concern for the global community. The introduction, growth, and utilisation of information and…

February 27, 2005 · Arun Srinivasan
Combating Cyberterrorism

Cyber terrorism. Extortion. Malicious attacks. Rogue nations. No, this isn't the ad campaign for a big-budget Hollywood movie. It's the new reality for…

February 7, 2005 · Nick Turse and Tom Engelhardt
Resisting the Homeland Security State

**O**kay, under the rubric of "the war on terror" (which turns out to be just *so *versatile, so useful for so many much-desired but once back-burner policies,…

February 1, 2005 · Marion Baillot
Bribery greases terrorists' path

In Russia, bribe-taking police and crooked officials have become the terrorists' friends, according to a widely accepted view by outside analysts on corruption…

January 22, 2005 · Portsia Smith
Local eBay seller has money, ID stolen online

Tony Hahn has sold dozens of items on eBay with no problems. So the 18-year-old Spotsylvania resident was floored when he ended up losing several thousands of…

January 19, 2005 · Vladimir Golubev
Peculiarities Of The National Cyber Crime In Ukraine

***Vladimir Golubev, Director of Computer Crime Research Center, professor at the University of Humanities ZIGMU talks to editor of EXPRESS newspaper in Lvov,…

January 17, 2005 · Robert B. Fried
The Internet: A Breeding Ground for Online Pedophiles

Have you ever had the opportunity to watch a youngster play on the computer? It’s amazing how they instinctively move the mouse or bang on the keyboard. Ask…

January 14, 2005 · Chronicle Staff
ON THE RECORD: Stratton Sclavos

*Note: This is excerpt from full interview from SFGATE : * Background: In 1995, Stratton Sclavos and RSA founder Jim Bidzos created VeriSign as a spin-off that…

January 10, 2005 · Trenton Albrecht
Combating Computer Crime

Nowadays, the one place that people thought they were secure could be one of the most dangerous areas in society. Computer use is increasingly spreading, and…

January 3, 2005 · net-security.org
Computer crime: cyber fraud

Like so many other aspects of our lives, major fraud has gone high tech. In fact, fuelled by excited media comment, computer crime and fraud are regarded as…

January 2, 2005 · Vladimir Golubev
Problems of counteraction to cybercrime and cyberterrorism in Ukraine

Processes of globalization and development of the modern civilization are described by transition of industrial society to information. Wide introduction of…

January 2, 2005 · Robert T DeMarco
Kids get lesson on Internet predators

To the casual eye, they looked like nothing more than eager sixth-graders tackling a computer course. Officer Tim Dickerson of the Camas Police Department…

December 24, 2004 · Russell G Smith
Trends & issues in crime and criminal justice (Part II)

No. 286: Criminal forfeiture and restriction-of-use orders in sentencing high tech offenders Russell G Smith ISBN 0 642 53855 7 ; ISSN 0817-8542 October 2004…

December 13, 2004 · Russell G Smith
Trends & issues in crime and criminal justice

No. 285: Impediments to the successful investigation of transnational high tech crime Russel G Smith ISBN 0 642 53848 4 ; ISSN 0817-8542 October 2004…

November 23, 2004 · mi2g Intelligence Unit
2004: Year of the global malware epidemic - Top ten lessons

2004 is set to become the worst year on record for malware variants and their hybrids as vulnerabilities in Microsoft Windows are exploited within days of…

November 22, 2004 · Brian Krebs
Phishing Feeds Internet Black Markets

William Jackson never thought he would be grateful for going bankrupt. Nine months ago, the 44-year-old resident of Katy, Texas, got an e-mail message from…