Sentence examples for computer-related crime from inspiring English sources

Other similar industry efforts have recently been announced to address other aspects of computer-related crime.

Auction fraud is now the most prevalent computer-related crime, according to the Internet Fraud Complaint Center, a joint program of the F.B.I. and the National White Collar Crime Center.

The agreement allows member states to seek the extradition of people from other EU countries for 32 broad categories of crime such as fraud, racism and xenophobia, computer-related crime and sabotage.

While there, Bonsib said, his client collected the only criminal "blip" on his record — a conviction the attorney described that arose from a "computer-related crime" and which the prosecutor said Thursday was "computer hacking". Beckwitt was placed on probation.

This offered an excellent opportunity to see some of the digital threats first-hand, as my primary role was to conduct and supervise investigations and prosecutions of computer-related crime – such as intrusions, computer and internet fraud, identity theft and other abuses – involving the theft and use of information over computer networks.

According to Human Rights Watch, since the coup in 2014, the junta has ramped up arrests under the 2007 Computer-Related Crime Act (CCA).

The Philippine Congress subsequently passed legislation dealing specifically with computer-related crimes.

Ahsan is also accused of computer-related crimes, suffers from Asperger's syndrome and has been assessed as a suicide risk.

The law establishes penalties for various computer-related crimes, including child pornography, identity theft, online fraud and illegally accessing computer networks.

Schmidt served in Vietnam, worked as a police officer for several years on a SWAT team in Arizona, and then specialized in computer-related crimes at the F.B.I. and in the Air Force's investigative division.

The new law, the Cybercrime Prevention Act of 2012, which was signed by President Benigno S. Aquino III on Sept. 12, sets penalties for several computer-related crimes, including child pornography, identity theft, online fraud and illegally accessing computer networks.