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CyberCop unveils Russian internet crime portal

By Steve Gold

Mar 23 2004 4:29PM

Looking for information about computer crime in Russia? Then there is a new website that should give you what you need – as long as you speak Russian.

Security company CyberCop says its new Russian Internet crime portal is free to access and offers a variety of Internet and IT security information, including an anthology of computer crime in Russia, a database of known computer criminals and an interactive forum.

Plans are in hand to launch an English language edition shortly.

www.cyberpol.ru

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