computer crimes

Explains some of the dangers associated with Internet use, and tells teenagers how to avoid becoming the victims of online crime.

When Andy Moore invesitgates his father's past, he and the other students at his school are in danger.

The Net Force attempts to rescue the son of an Eastern European scientist and to find the creator of a computer virus.

The Net Force investigates when monsters from a computer game threaten an annual computer gamers' convention.

Net Force explorer Megan O'Malley singlehandedly investigates the Net crimes of a dangerous thief at Xanadu, the world's most exclusive resort.

The Net Force attempts to escape from a virtual reality country which is modeled on the period just before World War I.

Focuses on identity theft and offers a variety of perspectives eyewitness accounts, governmental views, scientific analysis, newspaper and magazine accounts, and many more to illuminate the issue.

This book describes the challenges involved in fighting cybercrime, discussing cyberterrorism, identity theft, malicious software attacks, and other crimes by hackers.

This book is a collection of articles in which authors debate whether cyberterrorism poses a serious threat to national security, whether activist websites that reveal sensitive documents threaten diplomatic solutions, and whether Internet service providers should be held liable for cybercrime.

Authors present differing opinions on whether teens need policing online, whether cyberterrorism is a serious threat, and whether Internet pornography harms society.