FSB seeks online powers

Article Abstract:

Russia's Federal Security Service (FSB) wants to have the right to obtain information from Internet service providers (ISPs) without using a warrant. The intelligence agency is proposing the installation of an FSB-certified technology that will allow the agency to obtain the information it wants. Under the proposal, ISPs will pay for the installation of such a technology.

Government regulation, Russia, Internet service providers

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Asia takes the gloves off in fight against cybercriminals

Article Abstract:

The use of the Internet is increasing rapidly throughout Asia, and with it Internet-related crime is on the rise. The reactions of specific Asian countries are discussed, along with their plans to fight cybercrime.

Asia, Usage, Internet

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Europe tackles cyber-crime

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The number of cyber crimes is becoming more widespread, and more costly, and an organized plan to combat such crimes has become necessary. Details of a European Commission report on the subject are discussed.

European Union, Reports, European Union. European Commission, Crime

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