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Monthly Archives: March 2011
Who makes spin-off money from cyber crime?
OPTA has a new task: Regulating mobile operators from disconnecting and/or charging their customers for unsolicited sms services/subscriptions. According to OPTA chair Chris Fonteijn most mobile operators have already made it known to comply to the new rules. Mobile phone … Continue reading
Posted in Botnets, Cyber crime, Cyber education, Cyber security, International cooperation: cross border aspects, International cooperation: IP resources, spam
Tagged Cross border aspects, Cyber crime; botnets; enforcement, Cyber crime; enforcement; international cooperation, Cyber education, cyber policy, Cyber security:, public private cooperation cyber crime;, Spam
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Neelie Kroes, the EU, cloud computing, regulation and Good Ears
In her blog EU Commissioner Neelie Kroes blogs on her stance on cloud computing. In short: this is a good development which the EU will embrace and advocate, but may need regulation in order to ensure a safe environment for … Continue reading
Posted in Cyber crime, International cooperation: cross border aspects, Self regulation, Spam enforcement
Tagged Cloud computing;, Cross border aspects, Cyber crime; enforcement; international cooperation, cyber policy, Cyber security:, public private cooperation cyber crime;, spam enforcement;
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Review: How to run the world. Parag Khanna
Khanna presents the world as if it is in a new Middle Ages with pockets of power or innovation in the world that are not necessarily in (close) contact or maybe not even aware of each other’s existence. Isolated knowledge … Continue reading
Tips on cyber protection from your employees
Just before the EU summit it became known that the EU Commission was under attack. This suggests a d-dos attack, but from this article in the Register it becomes clear that this is not a one off. So what seems … Continue reading
Direct marketers Germany step up self regulation
The German direct marketers association DDV has put in new self regulation that goes a few steps beyond what is standard in most countries: a double opt-in and the names of sponsors to an action have to be revealed. Let’s … Continue reading
Posted in Cyber crime, Direct marketing, Self regulation, spam, Spam enforcement
Tagged Direct marketing, Signal Spam, spam enforcement;, spam law;
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International cooperation on cyber crime. The bridgebuilder's blog 