Teen Internet Crime - Cyber Bullying

Threatening emails, hate messages on personal websites and instant messaging, harassing text messages on cell phones. These Internet crimes are being committed more and more by the nation's youth. It is a crime that often goes unnoticed, unless they are told, by parents who aren't reading their children's texts or monitoring their computer. While a person is not being hurt physically, they are being bullied and their lives can be miserable with this electronic technology. First off, we need to tell our children that if this happens to them it is very important that they tell someone about it such as a parent or teacher. Never give your phone number or passwords out. Don't respond to messages and don't open emails. And parents check your children's computers.

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US Has Highest Internet Crime Rate

The 2007 crime report from the Internet Crime Complaint Center, or IC3, has said that the US has the highest Internet crime rate, the dollar loss reported for this reached up to 239.9 million and is the highest loss to date. The IC3 takes field complaints for online crime on behalf of the National White Collar Crime Center and the Federal Bureau of Investigation or FBI.

While the number of complaints has stayed relatively the same from year to year, it is the dollar figure that has increased. With the Internet only getting more popular world wide, this leaves the door wide open for all would be criminals to come in and it leaves a wealth of opportunities for them.

The report also stated that 75% of those cyber criminals are male, with 15.8% of them coming from California, 10.1% from Florida, 9.9% from New York and 7% from Texas. E-mail is their favorite form of contacting their victims and auction fraud is the most common type of fraud committed.

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Internet Crime Conference In Egypt

Cyber crime is what's on most peoples minds when it comes to the new type of crime being committed. That is why the global security solutions provider, Iris, is holding an Internet Crime conference in Cairo, Egypt on November 26 & 27.

This conference will be discussing Internet crime over 6 different sessions in 2 days. From all over the world you will get a variety of people discussing the issue of cyber crime. Speakers will have backgrounds in criminal and judiciary law, telecommunications, information technology and even smart card technology.

Scheduled topics for the conference will be current trends of cyber crime, certain countries views on electronic passports and the uses of smart card chips and deal with issues concerning legislation and law enforcement of Internet crime as well as seeking answers to international cooperation in solving cyber crime issues, to name just a few.

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NBC And Others Trying To Stop Internet Crime

Sexual predators are lurking everywhere and especially inside your computer. Our youth and teens of today are not really safe if they are just staying at home and chatting online. Internet crime is rampant thanks to the sexual perverts who want to have sex with young boys and girls as young as 10 years old.

This video proves how these creeps think they can get away with it but they can't. Thanks to Chris Hansen of Dateline NBC's To Catch A Predator and others let's hope we catch these guys one at a time.

It is amazing who these guys are that are perpetrating this Internet crime school teachers, businessmen, firemen even rabbi's and priests. Anyone you know and think are safe could potentially be an Internet sexual predator. Know who your teens are talking with and what they are doing online at all times.

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