Articles about Cyber Crime

Third-Party Security Risks Cause Problems for the VA

The Veterans' Administration (VA) knows about stolen laptops. A Web search of "VA stolen laptops" takes me to articles as old as 2006. Continue Reading »

Security Guard Enters Guilty Plea for Hacking Employer's Computers

A former security guard has pleaded guilty to to two counts of transmitting malicious code for hacking into his employer's computers. Continue Reading »

Fixing the Cyber Infrastructure

Technology might be evolving too fast for security efforts on the cyber infrastructure to keep up. Continue Reading »

Facebook IDs Hacker Who Stole 1.5 Million Accounts

Facebook won't reveal the actual name of Kirllos. Continue Reading »

Who Will Lead Cybersecurity Efforts?

The increase of cyberattacks has garnered the attention of the White House and Congress, which has allocated billions toward fighting the issue. Continue Reading »

U.S. Treasury Web Exploitation Not That Uncommon

By now you may have heard the news that several U.S. Treasury websites were hacked, involving an attack site in Ukraine. Continue Reading »

Vigilantes Turn Tables on 419 Scammers

 

Scam baiters have turned the tables and started requesting small jobs from the scammers in order to get their money. Continue Reading »

What Is Cyber Crime?

A comment to my post, Dangers of Cyber Crime on the Rise, asked: What exactly is cyber crime? Continue Reading »

Criminals Targeting Unemployed with Phony Jobs

Mule schemes grew from 34 in December 2007 to 591 in December 2009. Continue Reading »

Jump in First-Quarter Click Fraud Rate

The click fraud rate was 17.4 percent, compared to 15.3 percent in the first quarter of 2009. Continue Reading »

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