FBI Cybercrime Presentation
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The document discusses various types of cybercrimes against children, particularly focusing on child pornography and child enticement. It highlights the prevalence of child exploitation online, the impact of peer-to-peer networks, and the psychological effects on both victims and offenders. Additionally, it addresses the consequences of cyberbullying and the importance of educating children about online safety and privacy.
FBI Cybercrime Presentation
- 1. CyberCrimes Against Children Internet Child Exploitation A/SSA James Harris, FBI, Sacramento
- 2. What are CyberCrimes Against Children? Child Pornography It’s not what you think. It’s EVERYWHERE. Child Enticement It’s not going away. Increasingly, it’s for prostitution. Introducing: CYBERBULLY PROSECUTIONS
- 3. Child Pornography How bad?
- 6. What is it? Not kids in bathtubs. Not 15-17 year olds (usually). Often violent. Where does it come from?
- 7. Peer-to-Peer (P2P) KaZaa, Limewire, BitTorrent, Morpheus, eMule, etc…etc… Uses? Illegally traded movies, music, software Illegally copied Pornography Illegal Child Pornography Resumes GET RID OF IT If you search for porn, you WILL get CP
- 9. P2P Effects CP is breeding new Child Sex Offenders. Porn Addiction Taboo Porn Inadvertent CP Exposure, Rejection Child Porn “ Numbness” “ Numbness” Attempt at Hands-On Extreme CP “ Numbness” “ Numbness” “ It filled a need in me I never knew I had.” -Convicted Sex Offender
- 10. Child Enticement To Catch a Predator…
- 11. Why have Age of Consent Laws?
- 13. 1 in 4 has VD = 25% …but… 50% admit to sex X 40% of those were STD + = 20% have STDs and Admit to Sex! ?!?!? 5% of Teen Virgins Have STDs? Many teens think: “If you can’t get pregnant doing it, it’s not SEX!
- 14. It’s not MySpace – It’s What they say! Sexually inappropriate postings are a problem!
- 19. "Social networking sites are just another way that people say things or do things that come back and haunt them," said Phil Malone, director of the cyberlaw clinic at Harvard Law School's Berkman Center for Internet & Society. "The things that people say online or leave online are pretty permanent."
- 20. Public Service Announcement Think Before You Post
- 22. PSA #2 Where everybody knows your name…
- 24. Cyberbully Kids (and adults) get bolder online. Lack of feedback prevents people from knowing when they’ve gone too far. It’s can lead to suicide (and has).
- 28. Would You Say it IRL?
- 29. Teach Kids: Who is REALLY: Chatting with you, reading your Blog, downloading your pictures, becoming your MySpace friend, setting up a date, getting your class schedule, calling your cell phone, sending you gifts…
Editor's Notes
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