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(Conclusion)

Last week's attack on computers in Asia, Europe and the United States by
suspected Filipino hackers is only the tip of the iceberg of so-called
cybercrimes or crimes involving computers that authorities all over the world
are investigating.

The US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) said this as it noted that the
number of cybercrimes it is handling has doubled in 1999 compared to the
previous year.

"Even though we have markedly improved our capabilities to fight cyber
intrusions, the problem is growing even faster," said FBI Director Louis

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                    [Title] => 'Love Bug' attack only the tip of the iceberg
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(Conclusion)

Last week's attack on computers in Asia, Europe and the United States by
suspected Filipino hackers is only the tip of the iceberg of so-called
cybercrimes or crimes involving computers that authorities all over the world
are investigating.

The US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) said this as it noted that the
number of cybercrimes it is handling has doubled in 1999 compared to the
previous year.

"Even though we have markedly improved our capabilities to fight cyber
intrusions, the problem is growing even faster," said FBI Director Louis

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Is there really a cyberwar? Term might be misused

May 6, 2010 - 7:38am

DALLAS (AP) — Is there really a "cyberwar" going on? Some officials and computer security companies say yes, arguing that armies of hackers are stealing online secrets and using the Internet to attack...

'Love Bug' attack only the tip of the iceberg

By by Junep Ocampo | May 10, 2000 - 12:00am

(Conclusion) Last week's attack on computers in Asia, Europe and the United States by suspected Filipino hackers is only the tip of the iceberg of so-called cybercrimes or crimes involving computers that authorities...

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