| 1. | Cyber Criminals Most Wanted | | | Overview of cyber criminal activity that includes safety, security, viruses, scams, filtering, encryption, hackers and government legislation.
www.ccmostwanted.com |
| 2. | Cybercrimes at the U. of Dayton School of Law | | | Dedicated to exploring the issues involved with crimes that are committed in cyberspace, usually those crimes that are committed with a computer, or against a computer. Information on various cybercrimes.
cybercrimes.net |
| 3. | Cybercrime | | | Computer Crime and Intellectual Property Section (CCIPS) of the Criminal Division of the U.S. Department of Justice
www.cybercrime.gov |
| 5. | Internet Safety Resources | | | Reprints of articles by lawyer Andrew Vachss on Internet crime and law enforcement issues
www.vachss.com |
| 6. | Web Investigations and Security Agency (WIASA) | | | An international organization of skilled volunteers dedicated to promoting safety and security online. Organizational structure, areas to submit news or suspicions of crimes, resources for the public, and awards and news about WIASA.
www.wiasa.org |
| 7. | Cyber Forensics Ltd | | | Investigates computer crime, and supplies forensic investigation equipment and software.
www.cyber-forensics.ltd.uk |
| 9. | Dissertation on fighting Cyber-crime | | | A paper submitted by Cedric Magnin for his LLM at Santa Clara University on the new 2001 Council of Europe Convention on Cyber-crime.
www.magnin.org |
| 11. | Identity Theft | | | The U.S. government's central website for information about identity theft, the fastest growing Internet crime.
www.consumer.gov |
| 16. | Special Focus on Law Enforcement Online | | | Links to articles concerning government actions against crime in cyberspace and the use of the Internet to commit crimes in the real world and the impact on personal privacy.
www.tecsoc.org |
| 17. | Tech Law Journal | | | News articles concerning regulation, litigation, and crime related legislation on the Internet. Has links to summaries of current and past trials regarding computers, technology and crime.
techlawjournal.com |
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