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- Routledge is pleased to offer the Library & Information Science community free access to a collection of articles highlighting MOOCs and librarianship. Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs) are free, online classes designed to provide university-level education to a large number of students. As MOOCs become a mainstream part of higher education, libraries will play an important role in the advancement of these innovative learning opportunities.
- Protect yourself from Phone Fraud. Action Fraud knows that an official phone manner can catch you off guard. Don't be fooled - learn to spot the signs of pho...
- Latest news and comment on BAE Systems from the Guardian
- Latest news and comment on Ukraine from the Guardian
- Spying has gone digital, and it has moved beyond just feeding a nation's intelligence and military. Countries including China and Russia are using economic espionage to massively feed off foreign innovation to significantly boost their own economies and, in turn, harm those of others.
- Release: Crime Statistics, period ending March 2013, Part of Crime Statistics, period ending March 2013 Release
- FOI Request: Victims of dating scams
- "While they may be very good at what they do, they do have a past life and that is often captured on the internet," says Charlie McMurdie former head and fou...
- What is ID theft? How does it happen? Learn about identity theft and how credit fraud can affect you. Read our guide to identity theft & credit fraud now!
- Identity fraud is still a comparatively rare type of crime, but it can be very worrying for the victims. And, in recent years it has increased in level, while official reports indicate that other crimes have decreased.
- Which of the following is most likely to get stopped and interrogated at the JFK International Airport?a) An eccentric scientist carrying exotic species of insects?
- Being digital from the Open University, is a collection of short, easy to follow activities. They cover the skills we all need to be effective online; whether it’s finding information, communicating online, or deciding who or what to trust.
- The danger of online fraud is real.
- Gang lured people to provide explicit photos, video online, then blackmailed them, authorities say
- Ukrainian computer systems targeted by at least 22 attacks since January 2013, according to report from BAE Systems
- Chinese intelligence agencies that penetrated Australia’s parliamentary computer network in 2011 may have been inside the system for up to a year and may have stolen emails that could compromise federal MPs.
- Hacking attack may have given China effective control of leadership's private emails for a year, says newspaper report
- By indicting members of the People’s Liberation Army’s most famous cyberwarfare operation — called Unit 61398 but known among hackers as the “Comment Crew” — the Obama administration has turned to the criminal justice system to reinforce its argument that there is a major difference between spying for national security purposes, something the United States does daily, and the commercial, for-profit espionage carried out by China’s military.
- Let’s say you’re a cyberthief who just compromised hundreds of bank accounts worth millions of dollars. Congratulations! You're now the scourge of the global community. Now, all you need to do is get your hands on that money.
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- Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, 68 (2): 70-77 (March 2012)
- Centre for Strategic and International Studies, (2013)
- National Audit Office, (February 2013)
- International Journal of Current Research and Academic Review, 2 (2): pp. 173-178 (February 2014)
