New Technologies pose challenge to investigating agencies

Investigation agencies probing cyber crimes in the country face major challenges with emergence of new technologies like cloud computing, mobile applications and wireless technology, to which terror outfits have access, a top NIA official said here today.
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Use of advanced technology by such terror and radical groups, most of whom have cyber experts,has made it difficult for investigating agencies to trace locations of the masterminds. 

Collection of evidence has become difficult as most internet servers are located outside the country. Of the 13 internet servers, nine are located in US. 
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Outfits like Indian Mujahuddin used to send e-mails before each attack. But till date the origin of a single mail has not been traced correctly. That means they are good in technology........

Proliferation of social networking sites, mobile applications and voice over internet protocol also posed challenges. IP spoofing, phishing, pharming have also become more advanced. 

The internet and IT are having great impact on our lives and lifestyles. At the same time they pose challenges which are mostly legal and social.

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Cybercrime moves to the cloud

Researchers say that criminals are moving their malware heavy lifting from end-user PCs to servers in the cloud.

The same flexibility and freedom that companies get from having their software and services hosted in the cloud is enabling cybercriminals to conduct highly automated online banking theft — without doing much of the necessary information processing on their victims' own computers............

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