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An Explosion in Cyber crime Sets Off Alarms in Europe: A video circulates on the Internet linking several individuals accused of the largest terrorist attack in Europe, the 2004 Madrid train bombings, to the incident. It is attributed to Iraqi-based, terrorist organization Ansar el Islam. The video shows Read More...
Posted 28 May 07 07:15 by Maricelle Ruiz | 1 Comments
Filed under cyber crime, cyber terrorism, Cybercrime Convention, Decision on Attacks against Information Systems, e-banking, Madrid bombings, online fraud, online security, Towards a General Policy on the Fight against Cyber Crime
eBay hustles to secure e-payment dominance: eBay company PayPal is modifying its company structure and strategy in Europe to ensure market dominance in the online payment sector. The electronic payment service is relocating from the United Kingdom to Luxembourg, where it is slated to open a bank Read More...
Posted 16 May 07 01:45 by Maricelle Ruiz | 59 Comments
Filed under Boots, Brent Bellm, Commission de Surveillance du Secteur Financier, CSSF, DHL, e-banking, eBay, e-commerce, e-payment, Europe, Google Checkout, Harrods, Luxembourg, Meetic, online banking, online payment, online retail, PayPal, PayPal Europe, Tommy Hilfiger, United Kingdom
The wild hunt for e-evidence in high-profile cases: Even if you’re really mad…it may not be such a good idea to hack, that is, to illegally access another’s computer. The pursuit of electronic evidence to reach beneficial divorce settlements and close lucrative business deals was reportedly out of control Read More...
Posted 04 May 07 05:39 by Maricelle Ruiz | 3 Comments
Filed under cybercrime, e-banking, e-evidence, electronic banking, electronic evidence, Florida, hacking, Jimmy Choo, London, Matthew Mellon, Miranda Moore, New Jersey, Tamara Mellon, The Guardian, UK, United Kingdom, United States, US, wiretapping
Europe adopts legislation to expedite e-payments: The European Union is in the process of integrating national payment systems to create a Single Euro Payments Area or SEPA. The initiative intends to facilitate electronic payments and services, such as direct debit and e-invoicing, throughout the EU Read More...
Posted 27 April 07 07:39 by Maricelle Ruiz | 0 Comments
Filed under consumer protection, Council of the European Union, direct debit, e-banking, e-invoicing, electronic banking, electronic payment, electronic payment service, electronic service, e-payment, EU, EU Council, European Parliament, European Union, FATF, Financial Action Task Force, money laundering, payment service provider, Payment Services Directive, SEPA, Single Euro Payments Area, terrorist financing

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