Police forces around the world are being starved of financial and human
resources to fight a growing number of crimes on the internet, Interpol has
said.
Speaking on Monday at an anti-phishing conference in Brussels, Bernhard
Otupal, crime intelligence officer for Interpol's financial and hi-tech
crime unit, said politicians are unaware of the ways criminals are using
technology to steal money.
He said: "It's a huge problem. I think the responsible politicians are not
aware of the problem. They are not putting resources into it.
By Dan Ilett
March 21, 2006
Police forces around the world are being starved of financial and human
resources to fight a growing number of crimes on the internet, Interpol has
said.
Speaking on Monday at an anti-phishing conference in Brussels, Bernhard
Otupal, crime intelligence officer for Interpol's financial and hi-tech
crime unit, said politicians are unaware of the ways criminals are using
technology to steal money.
He said: "It's a huge problem. I think the responsible politicians are not
aware of the problem. They are not putting resources into it.
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Daniel Jimenez
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