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	Computer Misuse Act - Case Studies - UK  Anti-hacker reform facing delay  First Direct upgrades account aggregation systems  Security software turns its attention from the external threats to the dangers within  Thought for the day: Beware the danger of DIY leaving presents  Man arrested over Cisco source code theft  Laying down the law  Undercover operation  Hackers face longer jail sentences under plans to update the Computer Misuse Act  MPs call for update of computer crime laws  MPs suggest updates to e-crime law  Boost UK govt cybercrime resources  Watch out for internal attacks  Your shout  Business wants tough IT crime law  Biometric card scheme will thwart identity theft, says Blunkett  Thought for the day: Be an IT crime-stopper  Your shout  Public inquiry to reassess cybercrime laws  Met to use IT specialist special constables to fight e-crime  Whitehall delays launch of national e-crime plan  Eurim calls for better reporting and help to prevent cybercrime  Government urged to step up fight against cybercrime  Effective ICT implementation  Beware the hidden dangers that lurk within  On the right side of the law  Call for specialist technical judges after teenager is cleared of attack  Teenager cleared of major hacking attack  Cyber attack on US shipping exploited known security hole: teenager accused  Users question need for Whitehall action  Thought for the day: The attack of the worms  Don't look forward to the next big thing  Now make the law work for you  Victory for campaigners as government agrees to update the Computer Misuse Act  How Computer Weekly's campaign spurred the Home Office to action  Home Office to update Computer Misuse Act to tackle web attacks  IT leaders say UK laws do not deter hackers  The demise of the warchalkers  Experts fear hacking scenes in Matrix Reloaded are too accurate  Whitehall acts to marshal UK's security expertise in fight against cybercrime  Quality versus subscription  Internet Crime Forum calls for tougher sentences for hackers  London's cybercrime squad  Police hamstrung by UK's outdated computer laws  Directors face 'cyber liability'  Revenue staff visit illegal websites in internet trial  Firms 'too busy' to help police  Revenue staff break data law by snooping on stars  Call for cyber law review  Concern grows over cybercrime  Time for action on cyberlaw  City IT's concerns over cyberlaw effectiveness  Lessons from US cyber-law  'Average hacker' skills shut down US defence systems  University centre hopes to fill the gaps in IT legislation  Don't shoot the messenger  Alleged author of Unix hacking kit arrested  Easynet alerts police to security firm's "breach"  IT's shame at top of mucky e-mail league  IT professionals back call to reform Computer Misuse Act  Readers urge Home Office to change UK's outdated IT law  Thought for the day:Who guards the Net guards?  News round up: June 2002  Government invites IT industry to put its case  Senior IT directors back call for tougher cybercrime laws  Citibank overhauls online aggregation  Keeping IT legal  US defence systems are like a baked Alaska - a hacker's tale  Egg cracks banking code  Essential contacts  Banks fear legality of Web aggregation  Private eyes  Whitehall begins review of UK's cybercrime laws  IT workers disillusioned with computer crime laws  Peer backs bill to outlaw denial of service attacks  Wireless Lans expose firms to denial attacks  Police IT group backs law review campaign  Don't rush to rewrite law until existing Acts have been tested  Companies fearing bad publicity let hackers off the hook  Law does not deter "addicted" hacker  Outdated laws fail to define, halt or combat cybercrime  Hackers laugh at the law  IT security underspend proves UK firms underestimate risks  Beyond the firewall  Sign up to our online petition  US firms report cybercrime  Police powerless as spam hijackers target UK firms  Are you using enough protection?  The law must be changed to redefine criminal activities  Employers back campaign aims  MPs back Computer Weekly campaign  Lock down the law  Industry bodies support Computer Weekly's campaign  Microsoft security chief voices support  IT bosses back call for review of the law  UK must lock down the law to stop the hackers  Campaign aims to tighten up cybercrime law  Law ties police hands in fight with hackers  Eurim urges e-law reform  Be paranoid  What topped the news in 2001? 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