Sentence examples for on cybercrime from inspiring English sources
In its zeal to take on cybercrime, Microsoft also disrupted normal service for regular users.
When the DOJ started a computer crime program, recruiting one prosecutor in every office to work on cybercrime cases, he volunteered and began working on early eBay fraud and software piracy cases.
The first international legal instrument on the subject was the Council of Europe's Convention on Cybercrime.
The update comes as a leading business group urged the government to take more action on cybercrime.
The code was then augmented by enthusiasts and opportunists on cybercrime forums, with Citadel's tweaks to the toolkit hiding it from programs designed to track Zeus originally.
The Council of Europe, a continent-wide talking-shop that is the guardian of many international legal conventions, has a treaty on cybercrime dating from 2001.
But campaigners say there are many international protocols for sharing information on cybercrimes and international trafficking which could see the names of trolls and bullies passed to the UK authorities.
In discussing the plan, the police force's lead agent on cybercrimes insisted that while there may be no public movement on the investigation into Anonymous hackers, he suggested that work is ongoing.
So they're much more amenable to using and exploiting cyber in a way of making their business more efficient and engaging in strictly cybercriminal activities and so that's happening on the traditional crime syndicate and on the cybercrime syndicate a lot of the script kitties and opportunistic operations are being shed and you get a lot more organized cell-like structure.
On Tuesday afternoon, I challenged Cooper's office to justify her statement on "escalating" cybercrime because the official body set up by the Home Office specifically to monitor fraud, including e-crime, does not make the same claim.
And never mind that Google and Microsoft each spend five times as much as the UK government on fighting cybercrime; other governments are singing from the same hymn sheet.
