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Well, call me a cynical bastard as much as you want
, but I would find preoccupying (besides being IMHO UNprobable) that the FBI or USSS would care a [email protected] about a few Abigail's personal (lousy) e-mails having been read by Barry. 
As well I guess that "Scotland Yard" has something much more useful to do.
The Canadian Mounted Police, could be a possibility though
, I presume that they must find something to do in the long sunless winter hours 
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For no apparent reason:
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How to report a computer crime: Unauthorised email access
How to report a computer crime: Unauthorised email access
Posted: Wed Oct 31, 2012 12:26 pm
This article may be useful: How to report a computer crime: Unauthorised email account access
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Do you know how to report a computer crime? Or even who you would report it to?
Well, there is no one size fits all solution - it depends on the individual circumstances and where you are in the world - but we've drawn up some scenarios that are typical of some of the crimes that any computer user, at home or work, might come across.
In the first of our series of articles on how to report a computer crime, we'll look at unauthorised email access, what offences are committed when a crime like this happens and how you should report it...
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Re: How to report a computer crime: Unauthorised email access
Posted: Wed Oct 31, 2012 12:59 pm
- jamieThis article may be useful: How to report a computer crime: Unauthorised email account access
Do you know how to report a computer crime? Or even who you would report it to?
Well, there is no one size fits all solution - it depends on the individual circumstances and where you are in the world - but we've drawn up some scenarios that are typical of some of the crimes that any computer user, at home or work, might come across.
In the first of our series of articles on how to report a computer crime, we'll look at unauthorised email access, what offences are committed when a crime like this happens and how you should report it...
Well, call me a cynical bastard as much as you want
, but I would find preoccupying (besides being IMHO UNprobable) that the FBI or USSS would care a [email protected] about a few Abigail's personal (lousy) e-mails having been read by Barry. As well I guess that "Scotland Yard" has something much more useful to do.
The Canadian Mounted Police, could be a possibility though
, I presume that they must find something to do in the long sunless winter hours .For no apparent reason:
verydemotivational.fil...while2.jpg
jaclaz
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- In theory there is no difference between theory and practice, but in practice there is. -
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