Loyalty and Betrayal, With Detectives Caught in a Web
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This stripped-down noir, about a pair of detectives leading undercover lives, signals a new era for Hong Kong filmmaking.
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A British intelligence agency is seeking spies in cyberspace.
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Itâsa safe bet that smiles are showing up on Netscape devoteesâ faces as Internet Browser War II broke out this week. They were a forgotten bunch, these loyalists, nursing their aging, once-dominant Netscape
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DETROIT Parents have a new tool to help track what their children see and who they talk to over the Internet. Several Detroit-area law enforcement agencies are promoting a new software program called ComputerCOP.
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As high-tech thieves loot cash machines around the country, the FBI's man inside gets close to the Russian kingpin behind the crime wave. Second of a three-part series by Kim Zetter.Plus: I Was a Cybercrook for the FBI
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Researchers in the U.S. say they've successfully shown how attackers could compromise a network designed to make it harder to trace Web sites they are viewing.
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Lee Siegel turns out to be an impressively tough, cogent and furious observer of the sinister side of Internet culture.
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"The Anatomy of Deception" (Bantam Dell Books, 352 pages. $24), by Lawrence Goldstone: For audiences increasingly drawn to "CSI"-type murder mysteries, Lawrence Goldstone reminds them that crime fighting can be just as gripping without all the high-tech wizardry.
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Thousands of people have turned to the Internet to search for lost friends and family members, but the Web has also become the main conduit of private donations.
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A new federal case illustrates the role computer intrusion is taking in the high-stakes world of niche Internet commerce.
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In a normal working day, US criminal investigator Flint Waters will surf the Internet, chat online with someone whose acquaintance he made a few weeks earlier, and exchange photos and videos.
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MILAN, Italy -- In an age of spy satellites, security cameras and an Internet that stores every keystroke, terrorism suspects are using simple, low-tech tricks to cloak their communications, making life difficult for authorities who had hoped technology would give them the upper hand.
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In the calculus of Internet crime, two of the most sought-after commodities are zombie PCs and valid e-mail addresses.
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Blog: Court case provides a rare glimpse into how some federal agents deal with encryption: by breaking into a suspect's office, implanting a key logger and watching what happens from afar.
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Federal officials are trying to prosecute operators of Web sites that recruit terrorists.
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Also: Vigilante hackers target the wrong guy. See what people are saying on News.com Extra.
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Hobbyists uncover some of the deepest of the governmentâs secrets and share them on the Internet.