* cybercrime-alerts * Sega Game Delivers Virus

2001-12-03 Thread cybercrime-alerts
* via http://theMezz.com/lists * subscribe at http://techPolice.com Sega Game Delivers Virus By Michelle Delio WIRED MAGAZINE Even game consoles aren't safe from computer viruses. In what appears to be the first reported incident of console-to-computer virus crossover, the Japanese-language

* cybercrime-alerts * U.S. Awards $86.9M Cybercrime Training Contract

2001-12-03 Thread cybercrime-alerts
* via http://theMezz.com/lists * subscribe at http://techPolice.com U.S. Awards $86.9M Cybercrime Training Contract The U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) is awarding a contract worth US $86.9 million to train cybercrime fighters. Story at:

* cybercrime-alerts * FBI builds cybercrime division

2001-12-03 Thread cybercrime-alerts
* via http://theMezz.com/lists * subscribe at http://techPolice.com FBI builds cybercrime division By Robert Lemos Staff Writer, CNET News.com December 3, 2001, 4:50 p.m. PT http://news.cnet.com/news/0-1005-200-8055680.html?tag=prntfr The FBI announced Monday that, as part of its latest reor

* cybercrime-alerts * The Great MS Patch Nobody Uses

2001-12-03 Thread cybercrime-alerts
* via http://theMezz.com/lists * subscribe at http://techPolice.com The Great MS Patch Nobody Uses By Michelle Delio WIRED MAGAZINE 2:00 a.m. Dec. 3, 2001 PST A free, downloadable update that transforms Microsoft's Outlook into a significantly more secure e-mail application has languished vir