EU on web-terror: Something must be done
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I didn't get a 'harrumph' out of that guy ... EU ambassadors have agreed on a draft statement regarding "cooperation to combat terrorist use of the internet". Justice and Interior ministers are expected to endorse the document in June.â¦
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An image from the London bombings European intelligence and security chiefs are said to be on "tenterhooks" over the "extremely high" threat of a Christmas terror attack by Islamic militants.Comment
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Britain gave a continental dimension to the threat of Islamic terrorism, declaring that Europe as a whole is facing a &quot;very real&quot; and &quot;persistent&quot; risk of a devastating attack.
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Jolted by the carnage of the Madrid train bombings and the cross-border rape and killing spree of a French pedophile, EU states are coming together on an ambitious new vision for policing Europe. It involves joint investigation teams and the sharing of hitherto jealously guarded criminal records and crime-fighting technology.
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The European Union has warned Morocco of a near certainty of terrorist attacks in the North African country and urged more security at Western embassies and tourism sites, a newspaper said on Monday.
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The EU Council of Ministers has today approved plans for âSafer Internet Plusâ - a programme designed to make the internet safer for children by tackling illegal, unwanted and harmful content â-ncluding spam â - to promote awareness.
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The European Union has warned Morocco of  the &quot;almost certain probability&quot; of terrorist attacks in the  North African country and urged more security at Western  embassies and tourism sites, a newspaper said on Monday.
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Some European countries are proposing outlawing the use of fake information to open e-mail accounts or set up Web sites, a move intended to help terror investigations but which could face resistance on a privacy-conscious continent.
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The Estonian news site Delfi.ee weathers a two-week-long denial of service attack as uneasy political situation heats up again.
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The images coming out of the latest hostage crisis in Iraq - capped by dramatic video of British captive Kenneth Bigley begging for his life - have transfixed Britons, left governments looking helpless, and revived a classic dilemma about whether to negotiate with terrorists.    But the plight of the British construction worker and his two murdered American colleagues has also raised new concerns about terrorists' tremendous ability to set agendas in an Internet age that makes their messages - even in the form of shocking beheading videos - all but impossible to stop...
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Part of imminent 'ambitious counter terrorism package' European Union Justice, Freedom (sic) &amp; Security Commissioner Franco Frattini yesterday turned up the volume on terror threats, ahead of the EU's adoption of "an ambitious counter terrorism package" next month. Terrorists, said Frattini, seek new technology, could deploy bioterrorism with devastating effect, and if they got hold of weapons of mass destruction "the consequences would be catastrophic."â¦
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The European Union and the United  States should try to reach a deal quickly on the way financial  transactions are monitored to help the fight against terrorism,  the European Commission's security chief said.
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Operation Screaming Fist is go The threat of military cyber attack must be taken seriously, according to NATO: but the alliance isn't sure what to do about it. Meanwhile, the USA is preparing not only its cyber defences, but the ability to mount network assaults.â¦
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The European Union and the United States should try to reach a deal quickly on the way financial transactions are monitored to help the fight against terrorism, the European Commission's security chief said.
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The European Union and Israel have alerted Morocco to the threat of imminent terrorist attacks and urged tighter security, a Moroccan newspaper reported Monday.
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All spams must be of regulation size and weightâ¦ The European Commission called for stronger action against spammers and spy ware merchants today and said it may bring in further legislation to combat the problem.â¦
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Estonia will propose at a meeting of European Union justice ministers next week that the bloc consider cyber attacks as &quot;acts of terror&quot;, Estonian Justice Minister Rein Lang said Thursday.