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The Griffin -team is looking for your ideas and comments. Join and show your support for Griffin. Cyber crime is not in isolationYou may find that in many cases the Hacker, Cyber Criminal or whatever you want to call them is not just acting via the web they are very often involved in 'real world' crimes too without sometimes realising it, or the information they gained is involved in other crimes i.e. ID fraud will be carried out over the web sometimes but the same ID will be sold to another and that person may well use it for buying physical items on the web which then are sold in Bars etc. Card cloning is another problem and then the information is transferred from one magnetic strip to another. I have seen staff in organisations transfer money electronically to fund terrorism, to facilitate the purchase of properties to house people who were trafficked illegally. Cyber crime is popular with organised crime as those who carry out the crimes do it and view it as a victimless crime so it is easy to recruit people to do it or blackmail normally honest people into comitting the cyber crime, which I have seen. A cyber criminal most of the time would not break into a house to steal anything or mug an old lady because they would have to encounter the victim, but via computer they will empty that same old ladies bank account without a second thought or facilitate the illegal purchase of a house to be used as a brothel for trafficked women. The only difference is the cyber criminal does not have to face the victim so their conscience is clear, all they did was sit behind a computer and tap a few keys. |
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Kerry, that's a great offer and I think these would be great ideas for the series, but I'm not actually the production leader so I'm not sure whether I'm the right person to be receiving stuff.
The leader is Timo Vuorensola but he's busy right now with Iron Sky ( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DeAfoiN5SDw )... hmm...
Try contacting Riku Pyhälä ( http://www.wreckamovie.com/user/show/1689 ), he's listed as the assistant leader.
nail + head = yes
Kris if you want I can send you or put up actual case studies of different types of crimes that are linked like this. Do you want to know how you actually gather the intelligence it's nothing like 24 in reality it takes a lot longer.
One frightening aspect is when corruption is involved caused by someone being blackmailed into assisting an organised crime group that uses hackers to advance their crimes.
My email is odono10@gmail.com and I'll send the case studies out from that address if anyone wants to see them.
Like I said before I'll do anything to help. from Kerry
Just thinking about the chain idea... that might actually be a pretty good narrative structure for the series.
Perhaps the thread that runs through the episodes could be following a chain?
Anyone who's ever played Shadowrun (no, not the xbox game) knows how useful a hacker can be.
...so what you're saying is, Griffin should show the whole chain of crime instead of just one link?
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