Re:CryptoLocker's crimewave: A trail of millions in laundere...
by dasil003 on Monday December 23, 2013 @12:45AM
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No they wouldn't need that, there is plenty of evidence to investigate here without the need to buy half of the world's production of hard drives in perpetuity. What's needed is law enforcement's cooperation to bring the perpetrators to justice—that might be a little harder to do actually, but as the scale of this sort of things increases even the most crooked of eastern bloc countries are going to start getting a few offers they can't refuse.
Re:CryptoLocker's crimewave: A trail of millions in laundere...
by wmf on Monday December 23, 2013 @01:38AM
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If you imagine the NSA minus the espionage, isn't that basically the FBI computer crimes division?
Re:CryptoLocker's crimewave: A trail of millions in laundere...
by tedivm on Monday December 23, 2013 @02:01AM
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But with a real budget and people who are actually trained for the job.
Re:CryptoLocker's crimewave: A trail of millions in laundere...
by dwaltrip on Monday December 23, 2013 @01:10AM
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That is not the only approach. False dichotomy.
Re:CryptoLocker's crimewave: A trail of millions in laundere...
by hnnnnng on Sunday December 22, 2013 @11:03PM
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Except they're not doing that. Quite the opposite infact, they've invented a lot of the malware themselves. maybe this too. If I cant have my cake at least i can choose not to fucking pay for someone else(taxes). Smartass.
You can't have your cake and eat it too.