Computer Crime: Broad Focus The first category is part of computer crime no doubt because computers are still surrounded by a halo of novelty.

Provisions in a new computer-crime treaty would invade consumers' privacy, U.S. technology companies and civil-rights groups complain.

Criminal computer intrusions can endanger privacy, safety, financial security, and more. The problem of computer crime has grown so that it threatens not only businesses and government agencies, but ...

Commentary Nervous System: Computer Crime and Punishment This month's history of cybersecurity looks back to the formation of the CFAA, where there was broad agreement that computer crime was a ...

As society changes, so do the crimes that people commit. And as the internet takes on an ever more important role, computer crime is emerging as the misdemeanour of choice. But just who are the ...

I recently presented to the Society of Professional Investigators, a group of active and retired law enforcement folks who investigate financial crimes, computer crimes, wire fraud, and other ...

Dealing with viruses, spyware, PC theft and other computer-related crimes costs U.S. businesses a staggering $67.2 billion a year, according to the FBI. The FBI calculated the price tag by ...

A conviction for computer crimes, such as computer fraud and unauthorized use of a computer, could result in a 20-year prison sentence.

A small company in my home state of Texas recently asked for help in investigating an employee's abrupt departure. The employee had been the company's primary network administrator and had ...

The Computer Crime and Intellectual Property Section ransomware is a computer infection that displays a screen requesting money before it allows you to access your Windows desktop. This screen ...