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In this weblog I tried to present some of usual real cases including Piracy,Unauthorized access, Phishing,Privacy,Defamation,Copy right,... and the perils  may create some problems for you , also some information about ways to  protect yourself from cybercrimes and being victim in cyberspace.
I hope this information would be helpful for you and help you to be success in your future work,study,job, business and life, as our future is tied to internet activities!
At the end thank you so much for your visit and your time.
Best Regards
Sahar Momenian

Detective invisible useres in Yahoo!!!!!!!!

Nowadays there are many detective sites to find the status of Yahoo Messenger users. Unfortunately some of them record the information of users have been checked including their Yahoo Messenger ID and Pictures then,disclose this information on the webpage for the other users!!!!
By this way all users of this site will be able to have unauthorize access to information of people who have been checked without their permission.
It causes checked users to receive too many unwanted messages from unknown people!!!!!

If you are one of the user of such these sites, it`s necessary for you to make sure about the site and its usage of information in order to peotect your friend`s informations from unauthorize access!
you can see one of these site trough
http://www.yinvisible.com/

A five year in prison for spreding malicious computer viruses.

In 2005,  A California resident Jeanson Anceta used “botnet” armies of compromised computers to launch destructive spam and adware attacks. His work affected computers used by the US Federal Government for National Defense!!!!!

He could earn over $107,000 from installing adware into over 400,000 computers. Jeanson also sold “botnets” to other PC users who needed them to launch Denial of Service attacks (DDOS) and email spam. He received about $3,000 for these transactions.

Result:

Jeanson James Anceta was sentenced to 5 years in prison in 2006. He then has to undergo 3 years of supervised release (which limited his Internet and computer access). He also has to pay $15,000 in restitution to the Weapons Division of the United States Naval Air Warfare Center, relinquish $58,000 of his profits from his illegal activities and forfeit his 1993 BMW. As of 2006, Jeanson’s term of sentence is the longest known for an individual who has spread malicious computer viruses.

 http://www.brighthub.com/internet/security-privacy/articles/70972.aspx#ixzz142nle7UW

Piracy causes $220,000 cash fine for a woman!

5 OCT 2007
A 30-year-old woman ,Jammie Thomas,  was sentenced for a file sharing case.  This lady was found responsible in sharing 24 songs from six record companies and had to to pay  $220,000 or $9250 per song as cash fine!!!!

 six music company included Record labels Sony BMG, Arista Records, Interscope Records, UMG Recordings, Capitol Records  and Warner brothers Records all claimed that Thomas downloaded 1702 songs and shared them.

After  jury investigation, it  decided Thomas’ fate. Due to significance of damages, the jury determined punitive damages on top of the $220,000!
you can find more information about how she did this crime on below link.
http://www.tgdaily.com/business-and-law-features/34209-single-mother-loses-big-in-music-piracy-case