Cyber police force comes to Britain
Operation Trawler spreads its Net
Posted in Business, 17th January 2000 12:38 GMT
Free Download - Security Web 2.0
In the fight against online crime, the Home Office has assigned £337,000 to the UK National Criminal Intelligence (NCIS) to help police the Internet. As the Net population expands, "Criminals will make ever more use of Internet communications to organise their illegal activities," says an NCIS report. Operation Trawler will target fraud, money laundering, pornography, cyber-stalking, email viruses, paedophilia and hacking. This furthers the work of The International Web Police (IWP), which works in conjunction with law enforcement agencies and governments throughout the world to target online crime. Since 1993 the IWP saw complaints rise from 640 to 47,000 in 1998. ® See related items: UK at risk from pump and dump Operation Trawler The Web Police

An Improved Architecture for High-Efficiency, High-Density Data Centers [WP126]
Ten Cooling Solutions to Support High-Density Server Deployment [WP42]
Implementing Energy Efficient Data Centers [WP114]
LDAP Injection
The Register Guide to Extended Validation

The GUI that almost conquered the pocket
HP breaks Japanese excessive packaging record
Still sending naked email? Get your protection here
OpenOffice 3.0 - the only option for masochistic Linux users