Index
Symbols
419 scams, 194–195
how they profit, 196
reporting, 198
sample letter, 197
A
accounts, monitoring to prevent identity theft, 63
Accurint, 78
Adam Walsh Act, 117
alt.suicide.holiday (ASH), 150–152
AMBER Alerts, 172–175
cell phones, 175
America Online (AOL), 140
Amy Boyer’s Law, 13
annualcreditreport.com, 63–64
anonymity, Internet, 268
anonymizers, 40–41
Anonymous Postmaster
Early Warning System (APEWS), 190
anonymous remailers, 40
anti-cyber stalking legislations, 17
AOL (America Online), 140
APEWS (Anonymous Postmaster Early Warning System), 190
art teacher beating, 224
ASH (alt.suicide.holiday), 150–152
Ashcroft v Free Speech, 129
AT&T, 140
ATM cards, Operation Bot Roast, 247
Atwood, Alan Wirth, 116
auction fraud, 206
credit cards, 206
escrow services, 206
secure versus nonsecure transactions, 207
sellers, 206
authentication, cookies, 243
AutoComplete (Internet Explorer), 256
AVG Anti-Virus, 252
Avila, Florentino, 50–51
awareness of social networking sites, 152–157
Ayotte, Kelly, 203
B
backpacks, voyeurism, 55
Bartel, Marsha, 90
Barzee, Wanda Ileen, 174
Beaman, Judy, 165
Bedford, Mark, 165
Behl, Taylor, 155–156
Bennett, Brooke, 170–171
Benson, Nick, 201–202
Berry, Justin, 167
betterwhois.com, 34–35
bibcams, 167
Billings, Kim, 217
blacklists, 139
Bluetooth locating, 38
bot attacks, 245
bot herders, 245–246
botnets, 245–246
Operation Bot Roast, 247–248
trends in operations, 248
what to do if you’re infected, 249–250
bots, 246
symptoms of, 248–249
Boucher, Sebastian, 133–134
Boudreaux, James, 49
boundaries, eliminating territorial boundaries, 277
Boyer, Amy, 12–13
boylinks.com, 149
Breyer, Stephen, 219
Brooks, Sammie, 174
Brooks, Tamara, 173
Buckmaster, Jim, 167
Bundy, Ted, 79
business/commercial identity theft, 61
C
Caldwell, Trina, 59
call to action, phishing, 180
Caller ID, fake Caller ID, 42–45
cameras, 229
art teacher beating, 224
caught in a trap, 224–225
covert cameras, 284
Florida teen beating, 222–224
location stamps, 229
webcams, sexual deviance, 178
YouTube, 225–228
Campbell, Jacquelyn, 18
CAN-SPAM (Controlling the Assault of Non-Solicited Pornography and Marketing) Act, 191
Canvas, Guillermo, 105
Carpenter, Scott, 219
cars, locking, 266
cases against individuals accused of music piracy, 216
challenges to lawsuits, 218
cases of child sexual assault, Simmons, Douglas, 121
cases of crimes on camera
art teacher beating, 224
Florida teen beating, 222–224
cases of data breaches
Hannaford Brothers, 202–203
Pfizer Pharmaceuticals, 203
TJ Maxx, 199–202
cases of identity theft
Alicia M., 66
Caldwell, Trina, 59
cases of kiddie porn
Atwood, Alan Wirth, 116
Boucher, Sebastian, 133–134
Cobb, David, 114–115
Ethier, Raymond, 124
Fritz, 113
Jones, Jerry, 106–107
Schenberger, John, 123
Silva, Jacob, 111–112
Simoncini, Scott, 103–104
Tara series, 141–142
Zidel, Marshall, 130–131
cases of online dating, Marsalis, Jeffrey, 76
cases of scams, Nigerian scams, 195
cases of sex offense, plea agreements, 120
cases of sexual deviance, 166
Bedford, Mark, 165
Bennett, Brooke, 170–171
Berry, Justin, 167
cases of social networking gone awry
Behl, Taylor, 155–156
Meier, Megan, 152–154
Neblett, Rachel, 154
Underwood, Kevin Ray, 157
cases of spam
Fiola, Michael, 189
MySpace, 192–193
Yahoo!, 193–194
cases of voyeurism, Presken, Brian, 52–53
caught in a trap, cameras, 224–225
cell phones
AMBER Alerts, 175
Bluetooth locating, 38
cyber stalking, 6–8
pornography, 175
safety, 261–262
SIM cards, 284
Spam, 192
CEOS (Child Exploitation and Obscenity Section), 168
charity phishing scams, 183
chat sessions with predators (graphic), 93–100
chatcheaters.com, 284
Child Advocacy Centers, 143–145
Child Alert Foundation, 172
Child Exploitation and Obscenity Section (CEOS), 168
child exploitation and pornography. See kiddie porn
child predators, 100–101. See also kiddie porn
Internet and, 105–106
child prostitution, 167–169
Craigslist, 166–167
child sex rings, 170–171
Child Victim Identification Program (CVIP), 127–129
children
identity theft, 66
preventing, 67
Innocence Lost Initiative, 165–166
Internet and, 105
Internet safety guidelines, 146
social networking sites, 152–157
victims of sexual abuse, 143–145
civilians, as police, 277–278
clean wipe, discarding computers, 263
“The Cloak,” 40
Cobb, David, 114–115
Cohen, Charles, 275
Collins, Audrey B., 193
common sense, scams, 213
Commtouch, 246
computer key stroke stalking, 5–6
computer-generated kiddie porn, 124–126, 132–133
Zidel, Marshall, 130–131
computers
discarding, 262–264
laptops, recovering, 265
Conway, Jack, 73
cookies, 242–243
preventing, 243–244
Cornwell, Patricia, 15
covert cameras, 284
Craigslist, 11
sexual deviance, 162–164
child prostitution, 166–167
Cramer, Robert E. “Bud,” 143
credit card skimmers, 285
credit cards
auction fraud, 206
identity theft, 58
Operation Bot Roast, 247
credit reports, preventing identity theft, 63–66
children’s credit reports, 66–67
crimes on camera
location stamps, 229
YouTube, 225–228
criminal history checks, 77–79
criminal identity theft, 61
CSI versus reality, 287–289
Cuomo, Andrew, 139
customs searches, laptops, 135–136
cut (drugs), 233
CVIP (Child Victim Identification Program), 127–129
cyber bullying, 154
cyber crime
cyber terrorism and, 280–281
fighting, 269, 272
changing law enforcement’s paradigm of cyber crime, 270
collecting statistics, 271–273
cooperation with financial institutions, 270
cops on the cyber beat, 275
education for parents, 276–277
eliminating territorial boundaries, 277
more training for law enforcement, 279
“new” community, 276
parental controls, 273–274
reporting, 271
sharing information, 274
standardized forms, 279
tougher laws, 278
understand the changing nature of cyber crime, 280
using police civilians as experts, 277–278
virtual policing and cyber patrols, 275
multijurisdictional crimes, 269
reporting, 271
statistics, 272
victim’s perspective of, 268
cyber patrols, 275
cyber playground, 109
cyber stalking, 1–4
Bluetooth locating, 38
cell phones, 6–8
computer key stroke stalking, 5–6
e-cards, 14–15
GPS Snitch device, 1
“How I Stalked My Girlfriend,” 4–5
IP addresses, 39
law and, 16–17
lethality assessment tools, 18–19
National School Boards Association survey, 23–24
Draker, Anna, 26
Trosch, Erik, 24
online games, 22
packet sniffers, 37–38
preventing, 19
prevention resources, 26
safety, 23
seriousness of, 13–14
statistics for, 17
suggestions if you think you are being cyber stalked, 19–21
teen/tech stalking, 21–22
victims, 8
Wal-Mart t-shirts, 14
websites created to harm people
Boyer, Amy, 12–13
Isenberg, Dean, 11
Wi-Fi tracking, 37
women perpetrators, 26
cyber suicide, 151
cyber terrorism, 280–281
cyber war, 280
D
Dabic, Dragan, 228
dangers of spam, 188–189
data breach laws, 204–205
data breaches, 198–200
Hannaford Brothers, 202–203
Pfizer Pharmaceuticals, 203
Privacy Rights Clearinghouse, 205
TJ Maxx, 199–202
Verizon Business Security Solutions, 203–204
date rape drugs, 85, 235
Dateline NBC, To Catch a Predator, 89–93
dating, online dating, 75
crimes
lack of evidence, 85–86
men against women, 81–84
victim reluctance to report, 82–84
women against men, 86–87
criminal history checks, 77–79
date rape drugs, 85
dilemmas of, 79–82
Marsalis, Jeffrey, 76
safety, 77
safety tips, 88
Davis, Todd, 72
death threats, spam, 191
delays in notification of identity theft, 62
digital footprints, 28
discarding computers, 262–264
dog license registration, 31
domino flash drives, 286
donations, fraudulent donations, 70
DontDateHimGirl.com, 36
downblousing, 47–49. See also video voyeurism
Draker, Anna, 26
drug dealers, technology and, 238
informants, 239
tools of, 238–239
ecstasy, 232, 234
GHB (date rape drug), 235
marijuana, 236–237
methamphetamine, 236
recipes for, 235–236
methamphetamine, 236
steroids, 237–238
techie dealers, 231
rave parties, 232–235
Duckworth, Carol, 217
E
e-cards, cyber stalking, 14–15
e-venge, 35
DontDateHimGirl.com, 36
Ecstasy, 232–234
educating parents, 276–277
educators, cyber stalking, 23–24
Draker, Anna, 26
Trosch, Erik, 24
Eichenwald, Kurt, 168
Elbert, III, Don L., 166
electronic depots, 264
eliminating territorial boundaries, 277
empathy, lack of when considering dating crimes, 85–86
Emperor’s Club, 164
encryption, securing Wi-Fi, 260
End User License Agreement (EULA), 154, 244
hackers, 245
escrow services, auction fraud, 206
Ethier, Raymond, 124
EULA (End User License Agreement), 154, 244
hackers, 245
evidence, lack of in dating crimes, 85–86
evil twin spoofing, 259
Experian, 72
F
Facebook, sex offenders, 138
fake Caller ID, 42–45
fake name generators, 42
fake websites, 185–186
fakenamegenerator.com, 42
Faunce, Frederick, 9
Fawley, Ben, 155–156
Federal and Local Cops Organized Nationally (FALCON), 169
Federal Interstate Stalking Statute, 17
Feingold, Russell, 136
felonies versus misdemeanors, kiddie porn, 101–102
Ferreri, Anthony, 62
Fielder, Edna, 195
fighting cyber crime, 269, 272
changing law enforcement’s paradigm of cyber crime, 270
collecting statistics, 271–273
cooperation with financial institutions, 270
cops on the cyber beat, 275
education for parents, 276–277
eliminating territorial boundaries, 277
more training for law enforcement, 279
“new” community, 276
parental controls, 273–274
reporting, 271
sharing information, 274
standardized forms, 279
tougher laws, 278
understand the changing nature of cyber crime, 280
using police civilians as experts, 277–278
virtual policing, 275
fighting for changes to laws, 50
file-sharing applications, 218
financial identity theft, 61
Fiola, Michael, 189
Florida teen beating, 222–224
Franklin, Shirley, 166
fraud
identity theft. See identity theft
online auction fraud, 206
credit cards, 206
escrow services, 206
secure versus nonsecure transactions, 207
sellers, 206
fraud alerts, 64
fraudulent donations, 70
Friendster.com, 148
G
Gagnon, Raymond, 171
games (online)
cyber stalking, 22
malware, 23
GHB (date rape drug), 235
Glover, Steve, 48
Goldacre, Ben, 4
Gonzalez, Albert, 201
Goodwin, Keith, 166
personal information, 28
research, 211
GPS (Global Positioning System), 4
cell phone tracking, 4
law enforcement, 9
GPS Snitch device, 1–2
Graham, Jim, 9
H
hackers, EULAs, 245
hacking, 256
into school systems, 256
Hagerman, Amber, 172
Halo, 22
Hannaford Brothers, 202–203
Hansen, Chris, 89
hi5.com, 148
HidePod, 228
hoaxes, 208
“How I Stalked My Girlfriend,” 4–5
Huskey, James Bartholomew, 142
Huskey, Sherri Ann, 142
hyperlinks phishing, 181–182
I
IC3 (Internet Crime Complaint Center), 71, 271
Phishing, 185
ICAC (Internet Crimes Against Children), 129, 140, 170
Tara series, 141–142
identity assumption, 9–10
identity cloning, 61
identity fraud versus identity theft, 59
identity theft, 57–58
Caldwell, Trina, 59
credit cards, 58
delays in notification, 62
fraudulent donations, 70
versus identity fraud, 59
P2P networks, 219
annual credit reports, 63–66
annual credit reports, children, 66–67
monitoring your accounts, 63
recovering from, 60–61
NCIC Identity Theft File, 60
shredding documents, 69–70
types of, 61
what to do if you’re a victim, 70–71
identity theft services, 72–73
LifeLock, 72
iDisguise.com, 265
IEA (involuntary emergency admission), 86
III (Interstate Intelligence Index), 77
illegal drugs. See drugs
InfidelityCheck.org, 284
informants, drug dealers, 239
Innocence Lost Initiative, 165–166
instincts, trusting, 208
Internet
anonymity of, 268
child predators and, 105–106
children and, 105
safety guidelines for children, 146
Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3), 71, 271
Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC), 129, 170
Interstate Intelligence Index (III), 77
involuntary emergency admission (IEA), 86
IP addresses, 38–40
iPods, 265–266
Isenberg, Dean, 11
J
Jacques, Michael, 170
jailbreaking, 228
Jones, Jerry, 106–107
Judd, Grady, 223
K
Karadzic, Radovan, 227
Keeping the Internet Devoid of Sexual Predators (KIDS) Act, 139
keylogging programs, 5
keystroke loggers, 283–284
keystroke stalking, 5–6
keystroke-logging programs, 6
kiddie porn, 89. See also child predators
across state lines, 113
cases of
Atwood, Alan Wirth, 116
Boucher, Sebastian, 133–134
Cobb, David, 114–115
Ethier, Raymond, 124
Fritz, 113
Jones, Jerry, 106–107
Schenberger, John, 123
Silva, Jacob, 111–112
Simoncini, Scott, 103–104
Zidel, Marshall, 130–131
collectors of, 113–114
hygiene issues, 116
lingerie, 117
computer-generated images, 124–126, 132–133
development of laws in U.S., 124
Landslide Productions, Inc., 129–130
laws, variations by state, 102
male versus female offenders, 107–109
misdemeanors versus felonies, 101–102
organizations of, 143
P2P networkrs, 219
predators. See child predators
shutting down websites with, 139–140
Tara series, 141–142
To Catch a Predator, 89–93
trading, 145
triple threats, 106
victims of, 143–145
kids, Internet and, 105
KIDS (Keeping the Internet Devoid of Sexual Predators) Act, 139
L
Landslide Productions, Inc., 129–130
LAP (Lethality Assessment Program), 18
laptops
customs searches, 135–136
recovering stolen laptops, 265
law enforcement
GPS, 9
social networking sites, 158
laws
cyber stalking and, 16–17
data breach laws, 204–205
fighting for changes to, 50
development of laws in U.S., 124
variations by state, 102
loopholes and, 134–135
lawsuits, TJ Maxx, 200
Leahy, Patrick, 136
Lethality Assessment Program (LAP), 18
lethality assessment tools, 18–19
LexusNexis, 78
LifeLock, 72
lingerie, kiddie porn collectors, 117
LiveJournal, 155
location stamps, cameras, 229
locator software, 265
locking your car, 266
Loehrs, Tami, 189
loopholes to laws, 134–135
M
mail theft, 68
makeadifferenceforkids.org, 154
malicious software, 23, 218, 245
Malware City, 253
malware detection programs, 253
Marcille, Greg, 53
marijuana, 236–237
Marris, Herb, 174
Marris, Jacqueline, 173
Marsalis, Jeffrey, 76
Maryland Lethality Assessment Program for First Responders, 18
massively multiplayer online games (MMOGs), 22
Match.com, 86
McAfee Antivirus, 252
Meier, Megan, 152–153
men
kiddie porn, 107–109
versus women, scams, 213
metadata, 13
methamphetamine, 236
misdemeanors versus felonies, kiddie porn, 101–102
Missouri, trading kiddie porn, 145
Mitchell, Brian David, 174
MMOGs (massively multiplayer online games), 22
Mobile Adult Content Conference, 175
money mules, 211
MoneyGram, 210
monitoring accounts, preventing identity theft, 63
Moore, Kevin D., 136
multijurisdictional crimes, 269
music piracy, 215–216
cases against individuals, 216
P2P networks, 216
RIAA investigations, 217
challenges to lawsuits, 218
university cooperation, 217
MySpace, 147
fake profiles, 25
sex offenders, 138
spam, 192–193
mystery shoppers, 210
N
NAMBLA (North American Man Boy Love Association), 149
nanny cams, 54–55
National Alert Registry, 118
National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC), 127
Child Victim Identification Program (CVIP), 127–129
survey of kids’ online behavior, 146
National Crime Information Center (NCIC), 77
National Incident-Based Reporting System), 272
National School Boards Association survey, cyber stalking, 23–24
Draker, Anna, 26
Trosch, Erik, 24
National Sex Offender Public Registry, 122–123
National White Collar Crime Center (NW3C), 71
NCIC (National Crime Information Center), 77
NCIC (National Crime Information Center) Identity Theft File, 60
NCMEC (National Center for Missing and Exploited Children), 127
Child Victim Identification Program (CVIP), 127–129
survey of kids’ online behavior, 146
Neblett, Mark, 154
Neblett, Rachel, 154
NetSmartz, 29
“new” communities, 276
NIBRS (National Incident-Based Reporting System), 272
Nigerian letter scam, 194–195
how they can profit, 196
reporting, 198
sample letter, 197
nonsecure transactions versus secure transactions, 207
North American Man Boy Love Association (NAMBLA), 149
notification of identity theft, delays in, 62
NW3C (National White Collar Crime Center), 71
O
online auction fraud, 206
credit cards, 206
escrow services, 206
secure versus nonsecure transactions, 207
sellers, 206
online dating, 75
crimes
lack of evidence, 85–86
men against women, 81–84
victim reluctance to report, 82–84
women against men, 86–87
criminal history checks, 77–79
date rape drugs, 85
dilemmas of, 79–82
Marsalis, Jeffrey, 76
safety, 77
safety tips, 88
online games
cyber stalking, 22
malware, 23
online memorials, 32
online profiles, 241
online safety
cell phones, 261–262
keeping your system updated, 251–252
passwords, 253–255
creating strong passwords, 254
hacking, 256
password management tools, 255
spyware and malware detection programs, 253
virus protection, 252
Wi-Fi, 256–257
evil twin spoofing, 259
piggybacking, 257
securing, 259–261
wardriving, 258
online suicides, 151
Operation Avalanche, 130
Operation Bot Roast, 247–248
Operation Cross Country, 165
Operation FALCON (Federal and Local Cops Organized Nationally), 169
Operation Raw Deal, steroids, 238
P
P2P (peer-to-peer) networks, 216–218
dangers of, 218
data breach, Supreme Court Justice’s personal information, 219
identity theft, 219
kiddie porn, sharing, 219
music piracy, 216
packet sniffers, 37–38
packets, 37
Paisley, Brad, 80
parental controls, fighting cyber crime, 273–274
parents, educating, 276–277
PASO (People Against Sex Offenders), 172
password management tools, 255
passwords, online safety, 253–255
creating strong passwords, 254
hacking, 256
password management tools, 255
Patch Tuesday, 251
Payment Card Industry (PCI), 200
PCI (Payment Card Industry), 200
Peak, Robert, 7
Peak, Sherri, 6
pedophiles. See child predators
pedophilia, social networking sites, 149
peer-to-peer (P2P) networks, 216–218
dangers of, 218
data breach, Supreme Court Justice’s personal information, 219
identity theft, 219
kiddie porn, sharing, 219
music piracy, 216
people, resources for finding out about
dog license registration, 31
Google, 28–29
online memorials, 32
people search sites, 33
political contributions, 32
searching for your own name, 33–34
town and city websites, 29–31
Tracking Teresa, 29
Wayback Machine, 34
website registration records, 34–35
Zillow, 31
People Against Sex Offenders (PASO), 172
people search sites, resources for
finding out about people, 33
personal identifying information (PII), 199
personal information, 28. See also private information
Perverted Justice, 90
Pfizer Pharmaceuticals, 203
PGP (Pretty Good Privacy), 134
pharming, 185–186
phishers, how they make money, 183
phishing, 179–185. See also vishing
call to action, 180
charity phishing scams, 183
hyperlinks, 181–182
IC3, 185
phone numbers, 69
phreakers, 261
piggybacking, 257
PII (personal identifying information), 199
pill thumb drives, 286
piracy, music piracy, 215–216
P2P networks, 216
plea agreements, sex offense cases, 120
police, police civilians (using as experts), 277–278
political contributions, resources for finding out about people, 32
pornography
cell phones, 175
children. See kiddie porn
identity assumption, 10
Porta 2030, 55
predators. See also child predators
advances on children, 100–101
chat sessions with (graphic), 93–100
Presken, Brian, 52–53
Pretty Good Privacy (PGP), 134
preventing
becoming a victim of voyeurism, 54
cookies, 243–244
cyber stalking, 19
annual credit reports, 63–66
annual credit reports, for children, 66–67
monitoring your accounts, 63
prevention resources, cyber stalking, 26
privacy
reasonable expectation of privacy, 52
versus safety, 136–137
Privacy Rights Clearinghouse, 205
private information, 27–28
probable cause, 135
profiling, 241–242
cookies, 242–243
preventing, 243–244
EULAs, 244
Hackers, 245
Project Safe Child, 130
Project Safe Childhood initiative, 140
prostitution, 164. See also sexual deviance
PROTECT (Prosecutorial Remedies and Other Tools to End the Exploitation of Children Today) Act, 132
Pumpkin Man, 114
R
Ratliff, Roy, 173
rave parties, 232–235
reality versus CSI, 287–289
reasonable expectation of privacy, 52
recipes for drugs, 235–236
methamphetamine, 236
Record Industry Association of America (RIAA), 215
recovering
from identity theft, 60–61
NCIC Identity Theft File, 60
stolen laptops, 265
reducing spam, 190–191
Reedy, Janice, 130
Reedy, Thomas, 130
reformatting versus secure wipe, 263
reluctance to report crimes, victims and online dating, 82–84
reporting
cyber crime, 271
Nigerian letter scam, 198
spam, 193
reputations, identity assumptions, 9–10
researching work-at-home scams, 211
resolved back, 11
resources for finding out about people
dog license registration, 31
Google, 28–29
online memorials, 32
people search sites, 33
political contributions, 32
searching for your own name, 33–34
town and city websites, 29–31
Tracking Teresa, 29
Wayback Machine, 34
website registration records, 34–35
Zillow, 31
revenge websites, 35
DontDateHimGirl.com, 36
RFID (radio frequency identification), 285
RIAA (Record Industry Association of America), 215
actual cases, 216
investigations into music piracy, 217
challenges to lawsuits, 218
university cooperation, 217
P2P networks, 216
Rines, Walter, 192
robbery, sex and, 169
rogue accounts, credit reports, 65
RottenNeighbor.com, 148
S
S&M (sadomasochism), 176–177
sadomasochism, 176–177
SAFE (Securing Adolescents From Exploitation Online), 137
safe words, 176
safety
children Internet safety guidelines, 146
online dating, 77
versus privacy, 136–137
while online, 23
safety guidelines
for online dating, 88
for social networking sites, 158–159
Scam Cannabis, 236–237
scams
common sense, 213
men versus women, 213
Nigerian letter advance fee (419), 194–195
how they profit, 196
reporting, 198
sample letter, 197
social engineering scams, 212–213
work-at-home scams, 209–211
money mules, 211
mystery shoppers, 210
research, 211
Scheeres, Julia, 150
Schenberger, John, 123
searching for yourself, 33–34
secure transactions versus nonsecure transactions, 207
secure wipe versus reformatting, 263
securing Wi-Fi connections, 259–261
changing default username and password, 261
changing SSID, 260
encryption, 260
routers, shutting off, 261
Securing Adolescents From Exploitation Online (SAFE), 137
SeekingArrangement.com, 161
sellers, auction fraud, 206
Sentinel Tech, 138
sex offender registries, 118
sex offender websites, 117–122
National Sex Offender Public Registry, 122–123
sex offenders, social networks and, 137–139
sex parties, 177–178
sex slavery, 169. See also child prostitution
sexual abuse, 143. See also kiddie porn
children, 143–145
sexual deviance, 161–162
AMBER Alert, 172–175
Bedrod, Mark, 165
cell phones, pornography, 175
child prostitution, 167–169
child sex rings, 170–171
Craigslist, 162–164
child prostitution, 166–167
Emperor’s Club, 164
Innocence Lost Initiative, 165–166
sadomasochism, 176–177
sex and robbery, 169
swinging sex parties, 177–178
webcams, 178
sharing kiddie porn, P2P networks, 219
sharing information, fighting cyber crime, 274
shredding documents, 69–70
shutting down kiddie porn websites, 139–140
shutting off Wi-Fi routers, 261
Silva, Jacob, 111–112
SIM cards, 284
Simmons, Douglas, 121
Simoncini, Scott, 103–104
skimmers, 285
smart cards, 285
Smart, Elizabeth, 174
Smart, Mary Katherine, 174
Smart, Pamela, 108
sniffer programs, 201
SnoopStick, 6
Snowden, Katheryne, 52
social engineering scams, 212–213
social networking, 147–148
awareness, 152–157
bullying, 154
law enforcement and, 158
MySpace, 147
Stickam, 51
social networking sites
fighting cyber crime, 275
Meier, Megan, 152
Pedophilia, 149
safety guidelines for, 158–159
suicide assistance sites, 150–152
social networks
sex offenders and, 137–139
specialized social networks, 148–149
Soloway, Robert Alan, 191
spam, 187
CAN-SPAM Act, 191
dangers of, 188–189
death threats, 191
how people profit from, 188
legality of, 191
MySpace, 192–193
reducing, 190–191
reporting, 193
text spam, 192
Yahoo!, 193–194
spam spiders, 190
spam vigilantes, 190
Spamhaus Project, 194
specialized social networks, 148–149
Spencer, Michelle, 121
spiders, spam, 190
Sprint Nextel, 139
spyware detection programs, 253
SSID (Service Set Identifier), securing Wi-Fi, 260
Staffcentrix, 209
stalking. See cyber stalking
stalking orders, 16
standardized forms, fighting cyber crime, 279
statistics, cyber crime, 271–273
steroids, 237–238
Stevens, Didier, 213
Stevenson, Richard, 49
Stickam, 51
stolen laptops, recovering, 265
StopBadware.org, 253
Storm Worm, 245
Sugar Babe, 161
suicide, online suicides, 151
suicide assistance sites, 150–152
suicide pacts, 150
swatting, 45
swinging sex parties, 177–178
Symantec AntiVirus, 252
Symantec Corporation, EULAs, 245
symptoms of bots, 248–249
T
Tara series, 141–142
teachers, cyber stalking, 23–24
Draker, Anna, 26
Trosch, Erik, 24
techie dealers (drugs), 231
rave parties, 232–235
technology, drug dealers and, 238
informants, 239
tools, 238–239
teen/tech stalking, 21–22
terrorism, cyber terrorism, 280–281
Think Geek, 258
threat assessment, 17
thumb drives, 285–286
Time Warner, America Online (AOL), 140
Time Warner Cable, 139
TJ Maxx, 199–202
To Catch a Predator, 89–93
tools of drug dealers, 238–239
town and city websites, finding out about people, 29–31
Tracking Teresa, 29
trading kiddie porn, 145
travelers, 92
triple threats, 106
Trojan-horse programs, Storm Worm, 245
Trosch, Erik, 24
Trowbridge, Jason R., 45
True.com, 77
trusting instincts, 208
types of identity theft, 61
U
Underwood, Kevin Ray, 157
universities, cooperation with RIAA investigations, 217
updating your system, online safety, 251–252
upskirting, 47–49. See also video voyeurism
Usenet discussion groups, 139
Usenet groups, 139
V
Vedas, Brandon, 151
Verizon Business Security Solutions, data breaches, 203–204
Verizon Communications, 139
Vest, Herb, 77
victim’s perspective of cyber crime, 268
victims
cyber stalking, 8
reluctance to report crimes, online dating, 82–84
of sexual assault, children, 143–145
video, 229. See also cameras
video voyeurism, 48–50
video-hosting sites, 229
Violence Against Women Act, 13, 17
virtual child pornography, 126
virtual playground, 109
virtual policing, 275
virus protection, 252
vishing (voice phishing), 43, 183–185
voyeurism
backpacks, 55
how to prevent becoming a victim of, 54
Ohio 2008 voyeurism case,
Presken, Brian, 52–53
prevalence of, 53
video voyeurism, 48–50
W–X
Wal-Mart, t-shirts, 14
Wallace, Sanford, 192
Walsh, Adam, 117
Walsh, John, 117
Ward, Chad A., 45
wardriving, 258
watch thumb drives, 286
Wayback Machine, searching for people, 34
webcams, sexual deviance, 178
website registration records, searching for people, 34–35
websites
fake websites, 186
kiddie porn websites, shutting down, 139–140
websites created to harm someone, 10–12
Boyer, Amy, 12–13
Isenberg, Dean, 11
WEP (Wireless Equivalency Protocol), 260
Western Union, 210
Whitrick, Kevin, 151
whosarat.com, 239
Wi-Fi, online safety, 256–257
evil twin spoofing, 259
piggybacking, 257
securing, 259–261
wardriving, 258
Wi-Fi Protected Access (WPA), 260
Wi-Fi spoofing, 259
Wi-Fi t-shirt, 258
Wi-Fi tracking, 37
Williams, Michael, 132
Wilson, Susan, 48
wine bottle USB drives, 286
Wireless Equivalency Protocol (WEP), 260
women, kiddie porn, 107–109
women perpetrators, cyber stalking, 26
work-at-home scams, 209–211
money mules, 211
mystery shoppers, 210
research, 211
World of Warcraft, 22
WPA (Wi-Fi Protected Access), 260
Y
Yahoo!, spam lawsuit, 193–194
Youens, Liam, 12–13
YouTube, 225–228
Z
Zidel, Marshall, 130–131
Zillow, 31