e-crime


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e-crime

n
1. (Communications & Information) criminal activity that involves the use of computers or networks such as the internet
2. (Law) criminal activity that involves the use of computers or networks such as the internet
[C20: e-2 + crime]
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Summary: Dubai Police urge resident to use e-Crime plateform to report incidents of online fruad
Summary: The cybercrime department at the Dubai Police is making this possible through the second phase of their e-crime website.
Sofia, Bulgaria, December 03, 2018 --(PR.com)-- The German Managed Services company PATECCO is taking part as a branding sponsor in the 12th e-Crime & Cybersecurity Congress.
M / 40 on the date of 21/7/1430 AH, in addition to other acts that contribute to the reduction of the crime, as a protection acts from abuse were issued, the law of the child and the Anti E-Crime Protection, as the Minister of the Interior issued a decree to consider crime of trafficking in persons and to arrest of those who committed such crimes.
KUWAIT, April 18 (KUNA) -- The Ministry of State for Youth Affairs on Monday stressed the momentousness of promoting awareness on e-crime among youth.
Information Minister addresses e-Crime CISSA workshop in Khartoum today.
The court sentenced him to four years and two years on the basis of Article (6) of the Anti e-Crime Act and the closure of his electronic site based on Article 13 of the Anti e-Crime Act.
The solicitor told Deputy District Judge Sean O'Hare she was still waiting for the results of investigations being carried out by the PSNI's e-crime branch.
Ali bin Fadhul Al Buainain today inaugurated a three-day training course on fighting e-crime at the Judicial and Legal Studies Institute (JLSI) premises.
The cluster meets monthly, bringing together experts working in cyber security as well as officers of the Southern Wales Regional Organised Crime Unit (Tarian) and representatives from e-Crime Wales.
Recently TS officers said there had been a shift towards e-crime sources which the department has pledged to focus on with sites including eBay and Facebook posing challenges.
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