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How International Internet Crime Syndicates Operate

newsfactor.com — Welcome to the age of the Internet gangster. Gone are the days when young computer nerds sat alone in their rooms figuring out how to break in to their schools' computer systems to change grades. It is more like the Sopranos, with bosses and kingpins running the show.

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  • spin, on 10/12/2007, -0/+0Watch your asses guys, both hardware and software key-loggers are becoming increasingly common place. Phishing is now big business and is not just limited to Nigerian 419 scams. Warn your friends and family about the dangers of using public computers and even their own. In this day and age, we must all do our best to be informed and inform others about the dangers of the Internet and constant connectivity.

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