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Scotland Yard Employee In Out Board
Downloads Scotland Yard Employee In Out Board is an electronic sign in out board that helps track the location of employees. Each person uses a sign-in out screen to enter his or her status, whether in or out, at meetings or lunch, on a business trip, sick...
[August 24, 2006, 4:46]
Tory MP Says Don't Blame Hackers
News Tory chairman Michael Ancram last night called in Scotland Yard to hunt for computer hackers he believed had broken into the Tory party's treasury bank account. Scotland Yard has not revealed what leads they are following but have confirmed that...
[November 24, 1999, 13:19]
Brit Arrested Over Cisco Code Theft
News Police have arrested a man suspected of stealing source code from Cisco Systems in May, a spokeswoman for Scotland Yard confirmed on Friday. The man is suspected of committing "hacking offences" under that country's Computer Misuse Act of 1990...
[September 20, 2004, 7:55]
Police Probe 1,800-strong Internet Paedophile Ring
News Scotland Yard has confirmed reports that it is investigating an Internet paedophile ring that could be the largest ever found in Britain. The Scotland Yard Paedophile Unit is investigating a large-scale Internet paedophile ring, known as 'Teenboys...
[June 11, 2001, 10:44]
A Year Ago: Tory MP Says Don't Blame Hackers
News Scotland Yard investigates unauthorised access Tory chairman Michael Ancram last night called in Scotland Yard to hunt for computer hackers he believed had broken into the Tory party's treasury bank account.
[November 24, 2000, 5:01]
Policing The Unacceptable - Bringing Paedophiles To Justice
News Ex-chief of the Paedophilia Unit at Scotland Yard, Jim Reynolds -- now a consultant in paedophilia -- explains, "there is always a danger of being seen as an agent provocateur. Detective Seargent Steve Quick of the Paedophilia Unit at Scotland Yard...
[March 22, 1999, 12:25]
Police To Launch Cyber Network For Missing Kids
News Organised by Scotland Yard's Missing Persons Bureau and Hertfordshire police, the pilot scheme will initially provide online photographs and information about a handful of missing youngsters. If the scheme is a success, Scotland Yard plans to...
[December 7, 1998, 16:03]
Police Demand HMRC Foots Bill For Disc Search
News Scotland Yard will demand HM Revenue & Customs foots the record bill for the police force's hunt for the missing data discs containing 25 million child-benefit records. The Metropolitan Police would not confirm the exact cost of the investigation...
[January 15, 2008, 7:46]
Satellite Story Is Rubbish Claims MOD
News The spokesman believes the story has been confused with a current Scotland Yard investigation. Scotland Yard was unavailable for comment. "The story is completely off the wall. Hackers can't and have not accessed our satellites.
[March 1, 1999, 16:13]
Police To Give Cybercrime-fighting Courses
News Scotland Yard's Computer Crime Unit (CCU) said the seminars are meant to help spread knowledge and reduce cybercrime in IT communities. The Metropolitan Police commissioner standing outside of Scotland Yard with the Big Issue?
[January 19, 2005, 12:20]
A Year Ago: Satellite Story Is Rubbish Claims MOD
News The spokesman believes the story has been confused with a current Scotland Yard investigation. Scotland Yard was unavailable for comment. The Ministry of Defence (MoD) today categorically denied there was any truth to the story that hackers have...
[March 1, 2000, 5:56]
UK Hackers Demand Ransom From Visa
News Scotland Yard's Computer Crime Unit confirmed Monday that there is an ongoing investigation into the ransom demands but refused to give details: "The Metropolitan police service is investigating allegations under the Computer Misuse Act 1990.
[January 17, 2000, 11:32]
Statistical Spin Of The Day
Blog So we get a press release today from the Met, entitled: "Mobile phone crime in Capital falls significantly - Latest from New Scotland Yard". Interesting stuff, right? Perhaps an indicator of some kind of new-found handset equality between the rich...
[November 7, 2006, 11:49]
Cyber Terrorism - A ZDNN Special
News When England needed a centralised police agency, Scotland Yard was born. When England needed a centralised police agency, Scotland Yard was born. What's planned? Who's involved? What's at stake? We examine the issues.
[April 5, 2000, 15:34]
Trade Meeting Could Spark Online Riots
News Scotland Yard is currently considering developing a dedicated nationwide computer crime department, following the recommendations of the Trawler Report. Security experts and demonstrators claim that on 30 November political demonstrators may launch...
[October 11, 1999, 17:17]
Police Investigate Charity Hack
News Police at Scotland Yard's computer crime squad are investigating the hacking of a UK charity Web site that has resulted in the theft of almost 3,000 credit card details. Hackers breached the security of the Aid to the Church in Need Web site on...
[December 12, 2005, 14:00]
Man Charged With Stealing Cabinet Office Laptop
News Police have charged a man with theft after he allegedly stole a laptop from the Cabinet Office on Monday, according to Scotland Yard. The charges come amid fresh criticism that the government is not taking sufficient steps to ensure the security of...
[July 30, 2003, 15:15]
News Burst: UK Hackers Make £10 Million Ransom Demand
News Visa has yet to confirm the story but Scotland Yard's Computer Crime Unit, on Monday told ZDNet that it is conducting an investigation into the ransom demands. Credit card firm Visa has been hit by a £10m ransom demand by a group of malicious...
[January 17, 2000, 9:55]
News Burst: Tories Hunt For Bank Hackers
News Tory chairman Michael Ancram last night called in Scotland Yard to hunt for the computer criminals believed to have hacked into files covering donations from billionaire tycoon Michael Ashcroft. The Conservative Party is claiming that computer...
[November 24, 1999, 9:31]
UK Failing To Fight Spam
Talkback Imagine the diplomatic relations if Scotland Yard keep going to the US to arrest Americans. I didn't realise the UK was a problem? It is commonly known that as much as 70% of all spam originates in the US.
[August 12, 2005, 13:36]
