You are currently browsing the Gibson County Sheriff’s Office weblog archives for February, 2009.
- Computer Forensics (5)
- Email Scam (2)
- General (34)
- Internet Crime (19)
- Internet Safety (21)
- Kids (6)
- 21. April 2010: Interview with SG Star Times
- 28. March 2010: Tracking Sexual Predators by the way they use the keyboard
- 17. March 2010: IC3 2009 Annual Report on Internet Crime Released
- 6. February 2010: Indiana's "Sexting" Bill (SB0224)
- 29. December 2009: Education is key to prevention!
- 8. October 2009: So Many Local Crimes, So Few Cybercops to Help
- 21. September 2009: Place a fraud alert to protect against identity theft
- 7. August 2009: Fake Security Software Steals $34 Million Monthly
- 9. July 2009: GCSD and Nixle Announce Launch of Community Information Service
- 6. April 2009: FBI: Internet Fraud Rates Rose 33% Last Year
Archive for February 2009
A video story for every parent!
26. February 2009 by admin.
This video goes along with our previous blog post on Monday, which you can view by clicking here.
A buyer & seller beware as it relates to protecting your child and your identity if you sell your computer online.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/21134540/vp/29405819#29389379
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Forensics Firm Finds Private Data on Drives Sold on ebay
23. February 2009 by admin.
“A New York computer forensics firm said that 40 of 100 hard disk drives it recently purchased in bulk orders on eBay contained personal information, including corporate financial data, DNS server information, and personal e-mail and photos.”
Source: PCWorld
Posted in Computer Forensics, Internet Safety | 1 Comment »
News Release: Gibson County Fraud Alert
8. February 2009 by admin.
Sheriff Allen Harmon reminds citizens to use extreme caution when releasing personal information over the telephone or internet.
The Gibson County Sheriff’s Department has received several reports of persons receiving phone calls and e-mails requesting social security numbers and credit card information. Do not release this information to anyone that you did not initiate contact with. If you are interested in doing business with a company that calls you, get a return phone number for them and check into the legitimacy of the company and the phone number before you make your decision.
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