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RE: UK ISPs not cooperating with law enforcement
From: "Mark Borchers" <mborchers () igillc com>
Date: Fri, 7 Mar 2003 18:04:07 -0600
It difficult to tell from the article whether UK ISPs are refusing to cooperate with lawful requests from UK police, or if UK police are trying to get ISPs to give information without proper authorization. http://www.computerweekly.com/articles/article.asp?liArticleID=119873
It's difficult to argue with the premise that "it was in the interests of ISPs to co-operate in investigations against hackers and virus writers". I can recall posts to this list bemoaning the fact that the FBI was slow or unwilling to launch cybercrime investigations not tied espionage, terrorism, or other good, old-fashioned crime.
Current thread:
- UK ISPs not cooperating with law enforcement Sean Donelan (Mar 07)
- Re: UK ISPs not cooperating with law enforcement Dan Hollis (Mar 07)
- Re: UK ISPs not cooperating with law enforcement- COPA Enforcement BAN Richard Irving (Mar 07)
- RE: UK ISPs not cooperating with law enforcement Mark Borchers (Mar 07)
- RE: UK ISPs not cooperating with law enforcement Dan Hollis (Mar 07)
- Re: UK ISPs not cooperating with law enforcement Peter Galbavy (Mar 10)
- Re: UK ISPs not cooperating with law enforcement Roland Perry (Mar 10)
- RE: UK ISPs not cooperating with law enforcement Dan Hollis (Mar 07)
- Re: UK ISPs not cooperating with law enforcement Steven M. Bellovin (Mar 07)
- Re: UK ISPs not cooperating with law enforcement Neil J. McRae (Mar 08)