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Why Does Your Facebook Profile have an Inmate Number?

Corrections officers need to be able to access the same areas that their offenders are visiting and oftentimes posting to at will. I am sad to say things just haven’t changed since I wrote about this topic in August of 2011. I am still getting reports that officers both inside and outside prison walls continue to have their Internet access restricted. The …See More
Feb 24, 2012
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Art Bowker added 3 discussions to the group Cybercrime and Corrections
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Feb 21, 2012
Mathew Nwokwu replied to Art Bowker's discussion 'Three C's (Computers, Crimes, and Corrections)' in the group Teaching and Learning Resources
"Dear Mr. Bowker, I wish to express my unalloyed gratitude for your well researched work entitled "The Three C's"; and to thank you for your courage unselfish willingness demonstrated, to leave a lasting legacy in the world of…"
Jan 15, 2012
Art Bowker added a discussion to the group Cybercrime and Corrections
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The Cybercrime Crime Handbook for Community Corrections

The Cybercrime Crime Handbook for Community Corrections: Managing Risk in the 21st Century is in my publishers hands. Looks to be out in March 2012. Briefly, the book covers also aspects of managing an offender’s computer use and includes such topics as searching, computer monitoring and online investigations in a community correction setting. My Blog for more details.See More
Nov 4, 2011
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Is Flash Justice the Solution to Flash Riots?

This summer has seen a perverted twist on a phenomenon that started in 2003, specifically flash mobs. Initially flash mobs were organized, usually via social media, for entertainment, fun, even social protests. However, this summer we saw flash mobs being organized for crime. We had the riots in the United…See More
Sep 15, 2011
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Barry Goodson left a comment for Art Bowker
"Art,   Thanks for the heads up.  I am retired law enforcement and present professor for two universities.  I teach forensics, criminal investigations, juvenile delinquency, criminology, and corrections.  I will definitely check…"
Aug 19, 2011
Lisa Sprague replied to Art Bowker's discussion 'The Perfect Storm: Cyberspace Criminality' in the group Cybercrime and Corrections
"Great !    Thank you  "
Aug 19, 2011
Art Bowker replied to Art Bowker's discussion 'The Perfect Storm: Cyberspace Criminality' in the group Cybercrime and Corrections
"If you go to the article The Perfect Storm at (http://www.corrections.com/cybercrime/?p=297), all of the new articles are hotlinked in the piece.  If you need more let me know. Art"
Aug 19, 2011
Art Bowker added a discussion to the group Teaching and Learning Resources
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Three C's (Computers, Crimes, and Corrections)

In the interest of full disclosure, I wrote a blog, called the Three C's. One of the things that often occurs is material presented in books and even articles is several months if not years old. This blog trys to tackle topics as they occur. Topics emphasized are the effects of criminal use of computers, including via the Internet on corrections. Cybercrime, digital crime, and/computer crime will be used interchangeably to…See More
Aug 19, 2011
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Lisa Sprague replied to Art Bowker's discussion 'The Perfect Storm: Cyberspace Criminality' in the group Cybercrime and Corrections
"Do you have the news articles about these various events?   Lisa"
Aug 19, 2011
Art Bowker added 2 discussions to the group Cybercrime and Corrections
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Aug 19, 2011
Art Bowker commented on Art Bowker's group 'Cybercrime and Corrections'
"Sorry I didn't response soon. It has been a busy summer. It is a constant battle between the good guys and bad. An undetectable botnet is a scary idea. But is it truly undetectable? The article you reference reflects the traffic is encrypted...…"
Aug 19, 2011
Jean-Loup Richet commented on Art Bowker's group 'Cybercrime and Corrections'
"The future of botnets: http://www.information-systems-research.com/blog/2011/07/01/cybercrime-and-the-future-of-botnets/ Do you think that cybercrime market will literally explode with such undetectable botnet? that means that cybercriminals will be…"
Jul 2, 2011
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The Perfect Storm: Cyberspace Criminality

Recently Match.com made headlines in a bad way. It became the subject of a lawsuit for not properly screening sex offenders from its dating service. You guessed it. One sex offender hooked up online with a female and met and raped her in the real world. Match.com has promised to ratchet up its screening protocols. Craigslist also is in the news. In one case a man was killed and robbed after he responded to an ad to buy something. There is also apparently a Craigslist Ripper, trolling the list…See More
May 22, 2011
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Art Bowker added a discussion to the group Cybercrime and Corrections
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Hackers, Crackers, Tramps and Thieves

Recently, we have saw a “hacker group,”, loosely known as Anonymous wage a denial of service attack (DDoS) against various companies that withdrew services to WikiLeaks. This was done in a supposed noble defense of WikiLeaks. Now it appears the same group has taken credit for attacks against Sony. Why attack Sony? Because Anonymous believes individuals should be able to modify PlaySation3 consoles and Sony’s says they no they shouldn’t be and are fighting the copyright infringement with legal…See More
May 18, 2011
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Cybercrime and Corrections

Cybercrime, digital crime, and/computer crime will be used interchangeably to cover criminal or delinquent acts committed via a computer.  Trends will be discussed to hopefully aid all aspects of corrections in the 21st Century.See More
May 18, 2011
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Higher Education - faculty/lecturer
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Community Corrections, Cyber Crime, Corrections/Penology, Crime Prevention, Criminal Investigation, Criminal Justice, Criminology & Criminal Justice (General), Criminology (General), Interviewing/Interrogation, Media & Crime, Organized Crime, Probation, Sex Crimes, White Collar Crime (General)
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At 17:19 on August 19, 2011, Barry Goodson said…

Art,

 

Thanks for the heads up.  I am retired law enforcement and present professor for two universities.  I teach forensics, criminal investigations, juvenile delinquency, criminology, and corrections.  I will definitely check out the sites you mentioned.

 

Thanks again,

 

Barry Goodson
At 13:21 on June 21, 2011, Thomas Jones Jr., Ph.D said…
Have you noticed in the past 10 years the media has turned the criminal justice system into the entertainment "Joke" for example one national cable network did a special on the correctional system within the United States the documentary was educational but strong side of entertainment  all of the networks carry some type of court room show more for entertainment than what its purpose is for. Law schools are requiring their law students to take courses in broadcast communication so that they can understand the role that the media plays in court cases. Where is our criminal justice system going to in the future? 
At 17:56 on March 20, 2011, Fabian said…
Many thanks, yes I have heard about this new technique but don't know how convenient it is to be used for big sums, taking into account that there are many players in use. However, do please send this article in...much appreciated..
At 17:04 on March 20, 2011, Pete Eley said…
Many thanks for the invite. My specific interest is cyberstalking, (well recognised but under researched still  I feel).
At 12:20 on March 20, 2011, Fabian said…
Many thanks for this info....Would be especially intersted how cyber crime is being used by organised crime and mafia to launder the proceeds of crime...any info on these would be really appreciated
At 7:35 on March 20, 2011, Wojciech Filipkowski said…
Thank You for the tip ;-)
At 1:06 on March 20, 2011, Randy L Benson said…
thanks, i appreciate it.  i'll look into it.
 
 
 

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