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Metaverse Crimes Catches Interpol’s Attention, Here’s What We Know
The International Criminal Police Organisation (ICPO), also dubbed Interpol, is concerned about criminal activities picking pace in the metaverse. These crimes include phishing, money laundering, sexual harassment, data theft, and counterfeiting. Jurgen Stock, the secretary general of the Interpol believes that the agency must be well-trained to de...
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Metaverse May Open Up New World of Cybercrime, Fears Interpol
Global police agency Interpol said it was preparing for the risk that online immersive environments — the "metaverse" — could create new kinds of cybercrime and allow existing crime to take place on a larger scale. Interpol's member countries have raised concerns about how to prepare for possible metaverse crime, Madan Oberoi, Interpol's execu...
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Interpol Warns "Metaverse" May Create New Kinds Of Cybercrime
Global police agency Interpol said it was preparing for the risk that online immersive environments - the "metaverse" - could create new kinds of cybercrime and allow existing crime to take place on a larger scale.
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Metaverse Crimes Catches Interpol’s Attention, Here’s What We Know
The International Criminal Police Organisation (ICPO), also dubbed Interpol, is concerned about criminal activities picking pace in the metaverse. These crimes include phishing, money laundering, sexual harassment, data theft, and counterfeiting. Jurgen Stock, the secretary general of the Interpol believes that the agency must be well-trained to de...
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Metaverse May Open Up New World of Cybercrime, Fears Interpol
Global police agency Interpol said it was preparing for the risk that online immersive environments — the "metaverse" — could create new kinds of cybercrime and allow existing crime to take place on a larger scale. Interpol's member countries have raised concerns about how to prepare for possible metaverse crime, Madan Oberoi, Interpol's execu...
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Interpol Warns "Metaverse" May Create New Kinds Of Cybercrime
Global police agency Interpol said it was preparing for the risk that online immersive environments - the "metaverse" - could create new kinds of cybercrime and allow existing crime to take place on a larger scale.
