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Date: <b>December 17, 2003</b>
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Unlimited freedom in information exchange, that has been laid in basis of the Internet 30 years ago, has lead to criminalization of the global network. At first it was only cyber hooliganism, then profits, revenge, terror, power thirst gave birth to criminal crimes. And now Ukrainian society, informatization of which is dynamically developing, should be ready to repulse these cyber attacks.
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In Russia cyber crimes increased in hundred times in recent years, and what’s happening in Ukraine? This is the subject of the interview of director of the Computer Crime Research Center Dr. Vladimir Golubev for “The Day” newspaper.
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<a href="http://www.crime-research.org/library/Interview_nov1.html"><b><i>Whole interview</b></i></a>
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<a href="http://www.crime-research.org"><b><i>Computer Crime Research Center</b></i></a>
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