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Monthly Archives: January 2011
Are we at the dawn of a new cold war?
Over the past say six months there are trends and events on and around the Internet that made me come up with this bizarre sounding question. Still it may actually make sense if we look at some facts. I’ll be … Continue reading
Posted in Cyber crime, International cooperation: cross border aspects, International cooperation: IP resources, spam
Tagged Cross border aspects, Cyber crime; enforcement; international cooperation, cyber policy, cyber politics, IP resources;, Phishing;, public private cooperation cyber crime;, spam enforcement;, spam law;
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Dutch police arrests cyber gang
On the website of nu.nl an article is posted on the arrest of a cyber criminal gang involved in phishing by the The Hague police. Unfortunately the header sounds a little more exciting than it is. Reading the article it … Continue reading
Is Internet part of the curriculum of universities?
Recently I joined my son, who is in his final high school year, to visit the open day of the newly founded Leiden University College in The Hague. The school focusses on Liberal Arts & Science and offers a broad … Continue reading
International cooperation needs revising
Roger Halbheer, Microsofts worldwide security advisor, visited the UNODC conference on cyber crime this week. He draws his conclusions and in my opinion they are right on the dot. We can’t afford to wait and talk for years. Cyber criminality … Continue reading
Sophos threat report focusses on social network spam
The latest Sophos Threat Report shows an upward trend in spam and identity theft through social networks. One of the examples Sophos gives is Facebook. In general Sophos claims that from 2009 to 2010 the spam, phishing and malware containing … Continue reading
International cooperation on cyber crime. The bridgebuilder's blog 