Criminal
Apr. 4, 2000
Cracking Hacking
THE ADVISER Initiatives from government and industry may stem the tide of Internet-spawned cybercrimes. By Peter Brown XX By Peter Brown The explosive growth of the Internet has brought a whole new wave of crimes and law-enforcement challenges. Given the recent high-profile outbreak of hacker attacks on leading Internet commerce sites like Yahoo.com , Amazon.com and eBay.com , among others, the increasing amount of attention focused on the threats posed by computer intrusions is no surprise.
THE ADVISER Initiatives from government and industry may stem the tide of Internet-spawned cybercrimes. By Peter Brown XX
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