Waging a battle on electronic crime

cyberdetective · 2007

With the arrival of sophisticated and inexpensive technologies, electronic crime has become more complex, more widespread and more difficult to detect. Although we welcome the benefits of such technologies in fighting crime, it is hard to ignore the potential abuses. Offenses such as identity theft and child exploitation are increasingly easy to commit. For months last year, Robert Peak of Seattle used the latest technology to stalk his estranged wife, Sherri. He secretly placed a (...)

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