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Category Archives: Cyber crime data or the absence of it
Data retention is not working, or …?
Webwereld posted an article today on data retention stating that is does not work. (Click here for the article and here for the evaluation of data retention for the Dutch Second Chamber.) In the article it is written that data … Continue reading
Every country needs a centralised digital incident reporting centre: the digital 112 (or 911)
More and more incidents on and around the Internet make headlining news. In a general fashion these can be categorised as “ordinary” criminality and hacks of computer systems, e.g. by so called hacktivists and criminals, but more often also by … Continue reading
Posted in Botnets, Cyber awareness, Cyber crime, Cyber crime data or the absence of it, Cyber crime reporting, Cyber security, Hacking, Internet governance, Privacy, spam
Tagged Botnets;, Cyber awareness;, Cyber crime, Cyber crime; botnets; enforcement, Cyber fraud;, Cyber security:, fraud, Hacking;, Internet governance;, Malware;, Phishing;, reporting cyber crime, Spam, spam metrics
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EC3 opened on 11 January 2013
On Friday 11 January 2013 the European Cyber Crime Centre, EC3, officially opened its doors at Europol in The Hague. If something shone through from the speeches of the panel participants, it is that there are tight budget restraints and … Continue reading
Posted in Botnets, Cyber awareness, Cyber crime, Cyber crime data or the absence of it, Cyber crime reporting, Cyber security, International cooperation: cross border aspects, Malware enforcement, Spam enforcement
Tagged Botnets;, Cyber awareness;, Cyber crime, Cyber crime; enforcement; international cooperation, Cyber fraud;, Cyber security:, fraud, Hacking;, IP resources;, Malware;, Phishing;, public private cooperation cyber crime;, reporting cyber crime, Spam, spam enforcement;
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De Natris Consult report on (inter)national cooperation
If you click on the link below you will find the report of De Natris Consult on “National cyber crime and online threats reporting centres. A study into national and international cooperation.” The study is the result of a survey … Continue reading
Posted in Botnets, Cyber crime, Cyber crime data or the absence of it, Cyber crime reporting, Cyber security, Hacking, International cooperation: cross border aspects, Internet governance, Malware enforcement, Privacy, spam, Spam enforcement
Tagged Cross border aspects, Cyber crime, Cyber crime; botnets; enforcement, Cyber crime; enforcement; international cooperation, Cyber fraud;, Cyber law;, cyber policy, Cyber security:, Enforcement;, fraud, Hacking;, Internet governance;, Malware;, Phishing;, public private cooperation cyber crime;, reporting cyber crime, Signal Spam, Spam, spam enforcement;, spam law;
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The power of money: Fighting cross border crimes
Two news items draw my attention in the past few days. One was a message from the United Nations that the terrorist (or freedom fighters depending on your point of view of course) organisation Boko Haram could be funded by … Continue reading
Posted in Cyber crime, Cyber crime data or the absence of it, Cyber crime reporting, Cyber security, International cooperation: cross border aspects, Privacy
Tagged Cyber crime, Cyber crime; enforcement; international cooperation, Cyber fraud;, cyber policy, Cyber security:, fraud, Internet governance;, Phishing;, public private cooperation cyber crime;, reporting cyber crime, Skimming;, Spam; privacy
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International cooperation on cyber crime. The bridgebuilder's blog 