Interpol proposed the creation of global and regional anti-crime centers to fight criminal activity online and respond quickly to emergency cybercrime alerts. Officials from 37 countries discussed identity theft, online bank fraud, Internet gaming and the risks of online terrorist activity during a two-day conference in New Delhi.
September 13, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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Interpol proposed on Sept. 12 the creation of global and regional anti-crime centers to fight criminal activity online and respond quickly to emergency cybercrime alerts.
The Internet should not be allowed to become a no man’s land where criminals have the upper hand and can escape punishment, Interpol Secretary-General Ronald K. Noble told an international cybercrimes conference in New Delhi.
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