Web Sites Listing Informants Concern Justice Dept.
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The Justice Department is urging federal courts to make fundamental changes in access to electronic court files.
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Federal authorities have arrested 28 individuals in the United States and several other countries who are accused of operating public Web sites designed to help people steal, sell and forge credit cards and identification documents. -washingtonpost.com
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To: LEGAL AFFAIRS EDITORS  Contact: U.S. Department of Justice, +1-202-514-2007, TDD +1-202- 514-1888   WASHINGTON, Feb.
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DOJ announces arrests, convictions for online fraud and other Net-related crimes.
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By JAY FITZGERALD  Attorney General Martha Coakley is cracking down on a New York man who allegedly set up a dummy Registry of Motor Vehicles site on the Internet and charged people $10 to download documents that were available for free on the Web.
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The Web site of identity-fraud suspects operating as the "Shadow Crew" has been replaced by information about alleged members' arrests.
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. -- Two of the agencies most actively involved in bringing cyber-criminals to justice in the United States have expressed opposing opinions over pending anti-spyware legislation.
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A confusing option in Microsoft Outlook may have led to the disclosure of the e-mail addresses of a number of would-be Department of Justice whistleblowers when a Congressional staffer attempted to send out -- ironically -- a memo concerning confidentiality. (And then it happened again.)
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Sept 13 issue - One measure of how seriously the Feds are pursuing an investigation into whether a Pentagon analyst leaked secret information to a pro-Israel lobbying group is the fact that FBI agents showed up unannounced at the offices of the American
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Social workers were the target of a series of vicious and personal attacks this week -- and their bosses were found wanting when it came to offering them protection.   The attack came on the internet through a Google-owned weblog site.
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WASHINGTON - The Justice Department has made a series of arrests against purveyors of e-mail "spam" as part of a nationwide crackdown against Internet scam artists, a marketing group said Wednesday.    The Direct Marketing Association, which has put up $500,000 to help the FBI and Justice Department with the probe, said in a statement that the arrests stem from a yearlong investigation intended to "engender greater trust and comfort in legitimate e-mail communications."   Details of "Operation Slam Spam" were expected to be announced Thursday, according to the marketing group and a federal law enforcement official who spoke on condition of anonymity...
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Federal officials are trying to prosecute operators of Web sites that recruit terrorists, raising alarms among civil libertarians.
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An obscure government website that became an Internet conflagration
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A political consulting firm posted the names of 19 agents and informants of Hungary's communist secret police on a Web site Friday, and it threatened to list more.
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The cases, involving credit card fraud, corporate espionage and other offenses, are part of what the Justice Department calls Operation Web Snare.
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The Justice Department announced yesterday that more than 150 people had been arrested, charged or convicted in the last three months in a wide-ranging sweep of criminal activity on the Internet.
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The Justice Department has made a series of arrests against purveyors of spam as part of a nationwide crackdown against internet scam artists, the Direct Marketing Association said.