July 21, 2007 |
Keyloggers and crime fighters Federal agents have a new weapon in the war on crime: keyloggers. The FBI used a novel type of remotely installed spyware last month to investigate who was e-mailing bomb threats to a high school near Olympia, Wash. Federal agents obtained a court order to send spyware called CIPAV to a MySpace account suspected of being used by the bomb threat hoaxster. Once implanted, the software was designed to report back to the FBI with the Internet Protocol address of the suspect's computer, other information found on the PC and, notably, an ongoing log of the user's outbound connections. Read full story Steven Musil CNET News.com Video of the week THX turns up volume on undercover tech CNET News.com takes a look inside THX's San Rafael, Calif.-based headquarters to see what tech the company's working on for consumers. Watch this video Most popular stories
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