All pages tagged with crime
Community Policing on the Internet
Community policing has been applied to the physical world with good success. These programs establish a community partnership that attempts to solve the problems that lead to crime, and work ...
Document added on March 5, 2011Combating Computer Crime
According to the Nevada State Attorney Generals Office, the average bank robbery nets $2,500, the average bank fraud nets $25,000, the average computer crime nets $500,000, and the average theft ...
Written by: Jason Upchurch and added on Jan. 10, 2011Nailing the Intruder
This paper is an attempt to link the various aspects of evidence relating to computer crime, the sources of such evidence and some tips on how to identify systems compromised ...
Written by: Vinay Narayan Disley and added on May 14, 2011Approaches to choosing the strength of your security measures
The rising exploitation of most existing vulnerabilities is combined with the appearance of new ones resulting in a new and powerful threat to Internet users (see, for example, 2001 CSI/FBI ...
Written by: Anton Chuvakin and added on March 28, 2011Breaking Point: Forging Chaos and Destruction
Written to make novices, experts, and LEA's aware of high tech crime scenarios and how easy it has become to pass forgeries or frame someone in today's world without even ...
Written by: Jesus Oquendo and added on May 29, 2011The Enemy Inside the Gates: Preventing and Detecting Insider Attacks
An insider attack, sometimes referred to as an inside job, is defined as a crime perpetrated by, or with the help of, a person working for or trusted by the ...
Written by: Nathan Einwechter and added on Feb. 6, 2011Anti-Hacking: The Protection of Computers
In the Computer Security industry, there are many solutions available to help combat cyber crime. Firewalls and Intrusion Detection systems are in place across the Internet to help protect more ...
Written by: Chadd Schlotter and added on May 2, 2011Strengthening Authentication with Biometric Technology
One of the fastest growing crimes in America today is identity theft, providing data confidentiality and integrity is vital if businesses want to combat this growing epidemic. This paper will ...
Written by: Tricia Olsson and added on June 21, 2011Biometrics: Are YOU the Key to Security?
Biometrics is used to perform either identification or authentication, the latter being the most common application. In identifying, a sample is presented to the biometric system during enrollment. The system ...
Written by: Patricia A. Wittich and added on May 30, 2011An Introduction to Security Manual
This manual is an effort to assist law enforcement agencies and other computer crime investigators by providing a resource guide compiled from the vast pool of information on the Internet. ...
Document added on May 16, 2011