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May 4, 2005 · Business Week
Military data leak

Just a few clicks were enough to reveal names, training procedures and other secrets the U.S. military thought it had blacked out from an electronic report.…

May 4, 2005 · ZDNet UK
Piracy: Ukraine in "priority watch list"

The United States has placed China on its "priority watch list" of countries failing to give adequate protection to intellectual property rights (IPR) such as…

May 4, 2005 · The Register
Hackers are becoming more sophisticated

Bugs in anti-virus scanners and various media players joined flaws in Microsoft and Oracle software products in a list of the 20 most serious vulnerabilities…

May 4, 2005 · Computer Crime Research Center
Computer crime statistics

Russia -- Department "K" (a department on fighting high tech crimes) revealed 4,295 crimes in the sphere of high technologies for the first 6 months of 2004,…

May 3, 2005 · Washingtonpost
Ex-Bush Adviser Joins Cybercrime Startup

SAN FRANCISCO -- A senior computer security adviser to President Bush has joined a New Jersey technology startup that protects home Internet users from…

May 3, 2005 · rediff.com
Red Hackers come back!

The "Red Hacker Alliance," the largest and earliest hacking outfit in China has regrouped after a short break. With some 20,000 hackers, the alliance was once…

May 3, 2005 · Computer Crime Research Center
Money laundering and cybercrime

The emergence of electronic money and global systems of electronic payments formed a parallel banking system. It has the entire network of semi-legal financial…

May 2, 2005 · wired news
US form a hacker crew

The U.S. military has assembled the world's most formidable hacker posse: a super-secret, multimillion-dollar weapons program that may be ready to launch…

May 2, 2005 · Rian Novosti
Internet is a threat to Russia

FSB analysts have admitted for the first time that the Internet poses a threat to Russian authorities. Referring to the experience of Ukraine and Georgia, a…

May 1, 2005 · Computer Crime Research Center
Russian piracy is on the rise

Two senators known for carefully taking public stands have stepped into the intellectual property arena by calling for the U.S. to get tough on Russia and…

April 30, 2005 · Computer Crime Research Center
Ukraine ranks 57th in e-readiness survey

Ukraine ranked 57th in an annual survey of the world's Web-savviest nations by aggressively rolling out broadband and wireless Internet connections. As…

April 29, 2005 · Computer Crime Research Center
Computer crimes: reasons and consequences

Computer technologies and international computer systems created a new environment. This environment favors crimes of national and transnational levels.…

April 29, 2005 · InformationWeek
Phishers Play Off Google.com

Misspelled domains have been used by the scabrous almost since URLs were created. Pornographers were among the first to adopt the tactic of registering domains…

April 28, 2005 · Canada.com
Child porn: cop's case

A senior Vancouver police officer has been suspended pending an investigation into possession of child pornography. Province sources say the man is the head of…

April 28, 2005 · REUTERS
Cybercrime costs billions

Cybercrime costs societies billions of euros every year, but it is not easy for European citizens to report that their digital identity has been stolen,…

April 28, 2005 · Computer Crime Research Center
Cybercrime: Eleventh UN Crime Congress

More than 4,000 participants attended the 11th UN Congress on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice held in Bangkok from 18-25 April. The Congress organized…

April 27, 2005 · Silicon.com
IT conference targeted, hackers

Hackers infiltrated an IT exhibition last week and attacked delegates' computers with a new type of wireless attack. Security experts attending the Wireless…

April 27, 2005 · Computer Crime Research Center
eBay hacker jailed

A former Los Alamos National Laboratory computer specialist was sentenced to eight months in prison on Monday for hacking into and damaging the computers of…

April 27, 2005 · Computer Crime Research Center
Pirates: $1bn losses only to the US

More than 1 million of pirated disks were seized during a raid in Moscow several days ago. This crackdown was not the first and not the last, though there were…

April 27, 2005 · mcafeesecurity.com
Hackers: more phishing, mobile viruses

McAfee, Inc., the leader in Intrusion Prevention and Risk Management solutions, today announced the most commonly reported malicious threats and potentially…

April 26, 2005 · I-Newswire.com
Cybercrime: around-the-clock alert

**The new trends, threats and challenges faced by the international community in countering cybercrime, bridging the digital divide among nations and…

April 26, 2005 · news.millersmiles.co.uk
Phishing FAQ

MillerSmiles the web's dedicated anti-phishing service has released an updated version of its phishing frequently asked questions response sheet. The answers…

April 26, 2005 · Computer Crime Research Center
Internet fraud is based on trust

The Internet is entering into our lives and it seems not so exotic as it did in the past. It is a new tool for usual people and also for so-called virtual con…

April 25, 2005 · star-techcentral.com
Online banking

Internet banking services have been operational in Malaysia since 2001. Presently, only banking institutions licensed under the Banking and Financial…

April 25, 2005 · Computer Crime Research Center
1S hacker sentenced

Russia -- Finally, a cracker of the 1S computer software products, Sergey Davydiyk, who is called "Sobol" or "Sable" in hacker circles, has sustained a…

April 24, 2005 · InformationWeek
AOL Against Phishers

**The online service will start around-the-clock searches for Web sites looking to fleece subscribers and will join forces with a security firm specializing in…

April 23, 2005 · Vnunet.com
Hackers

from the [interview](http://www.vnunet.com/features/1162443) with Kevin Mitnik. **Hackers are often portrayed in the media as nerds who can't get the girl. The…

April 23, 2005 · ZDNet Australia
'Highly critical' flaw in RealPlayer

RealNetworks has released a security patch aimed at plugging a flaw in its multimedia software that could allow hackers to run their own code on people's…

April 22, 2005 · CIO Asia
Hacker's guide on how to run secured

A Russian Hacker's Guide to Protection from Russian Hackers (Alexey Ivanov's advice for CISOs). 1. Do not store information on your network that doesn't have…

April 22, 2005 · Computer Crime Research Center
Hacker pleaded guilty

The United States Attorney's Office for the Northern District of California announced that Robert Lyttle, 21, of Pleasant Hill, California, pleaded guilty…