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Internet has created a new criminal ecosystem OpposingArgument1 #123269 Paradoxically the greater transparency that the web can offer hasn't deterred criminal activity so far; instead it has created new opportunties for crime and a new criminal ecosysystem around those opportunities.

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London Conference on Cyberspace »London Conference on CyberspaceLondon Conference on Cyberspace☜The London Conference on Cyberspace – held at the Queen Elizabeth II Conference Centre on 1-2 November 2011 – launched a global dialogue to develop a better collective understanding of how to protect and preserve the tremendous opportunities that the development of cyberspace offers us all.☜F1CEB7

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Thematic debates »Thematic debatesThematic debates☜Thematic debates explored at the London Conference on Cyberspace.☜5CD992

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Cyber crime »Cyber crimeCyber crime☜How can cyber crime be prevented and pursued more effectively?☜FFB597

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Harmonize cybercrime laws internationally »Harmonize cybercrime laws internationallyHarmonize cybercrime laws internationally☜Harmonize cybercrime laws internationally by expanding accession to the Budapest Convention.☜59C6EF

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No dark spaces for dark actions any more »No dark spaces for dark actions any moreNo dark spaces for dark actions any more☜There will be no dark spaces for dark acts any more.☜9FDEF6

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Internet has created a new criminal ecosystemInternet has created a new criminal ecosystem☜Paradoxically the greater transparency that the web can offer hasnt deterred criminal activity so far; instead it has created new opportunties for crime and a new criminal ecosysystem around those opportunities.☜EF597B

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Link[1] Why government should not touch the internet

Author: Maija Palmer
Cited by: David Price 11:57 AM 2 November 2011 GMT
Citerank: (1) 123270Government regulation is a itself a threat to the InternetThe greatest threat to the internet is misguided and over-reaching government policy.959C6EF
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http://blogs.ft.com/fttechhub/2011/11/why-government-should-not-touch-the-internet/#axzz1cY0A4pQP

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Carl Bildt, Sweden’s minister for foreign affairs, told the conference, rather optimistically, that the internet would mean that there would be no “hidden corners of the world” or any “dark spaces”. He was speaking, of course about the ability of the internet to expose human rights abuses, all laudable stuff. But it also sounded a little like he had never heard of the dark side of the internet, the carder forums where stolen credit card numbers are sold, and the private chatrooms full of criminals. Not promising.

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