Hong Kong police look into prank e-mail service
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Hong Kong police said they were investigating an Internet service that posts bogus e-mails to unwitting recipients claiming to be from the police and other official organisations.
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Police play down suggestion they are investigating internet 'suicide chain' after series of deaths
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SEOUL -- From their nondescript sixth-floor office, Kim Hee Joo and five other social workers troll the Internet to combat a disturbing trend in South Korea: people using the Internet to trade tips about suicide, and in some cases to form suicide pacts.
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Q: I have been receiving an increasing number of e-mail requests to participate in financial schemes that are clearly bogus and illegal.
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Harvested photos spark south China police crackdown A Hong Kong actor's already interesting love life has been further complicated after pictures of the star cavorting with several starlets appeared on the net.â¦
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Hong Kong authorities have made their first arrest for allegedly sharing copyrighted files over the Internet, a spokeswoman said.
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By BILLY PATERSON CLAIMS that teen bullies are using an internet chat site to terrorise victims and identify targets are being probed by police.
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Japanese police said on Tuesday they were  investigating a suspected group suicide involving seven people  who met through the Internet, the latest in a rash of suicides  linked to the Web.
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Duo arrested for 1.6b e-mails   Two computer programmers have been arrested on suspicion of sending out 1.6 billion spam e-mail messages, violating commerce laws, police said yesterday.
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Another day, another filter-evading tactic from the spammer. This time, they're pitching their woo in the form of e-mail stationery "backgrounds," which aren't generally scanned by filtering tools. Experts say the trend is rising.
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Two South Korean computer programmers  have been arrested on suspicion of sending out 1.6 billion spam  e-mail messages in violation of the country's commerce laws,  police said on Tuesday.
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Police investigating an anonymous tip off believe woman may have been lured to the house by a man she met on the internet.
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A digital come-on tricks a New Zealand man into exposing himself to the wrong address.
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A new service for fighting e-mail fraud seeks to tap the wisdom of the Internet community: Anyone will be able to submit suspected scams for others to vote up or down.
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Chinese web surfers will soon notice animated beat officers popping up on their browsers -- the cartoon cops will bop across the screen warning them to stay away from illegal internet content. First appearing on 13 of China's top portals, by the end of the year the enforcers will show up on all registered websites.
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Spam messages in Chinese, Korean and Japanese are on the rise, say e-mail filtering experts.
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Some people have started using registered e-mail systems to prove that specific documents were sent or received.