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]]> By: Victor http://blog.internetcases.com/2009/06/15/scope-of-electronic-communications-privacy-act-may-not-be-so-narrow/comment-page-1/#comment-39613 Victor Thu, 25 Jun 2009 00:54:26 +0000 http://blog.internetcases.com/?p=851#comment-39613 I can see why there are some legal compunction's with classifying keylogger's. Most computer viruses these day's are crimeware and every time I read anything about it - perhaps from antiphishing.org - it seem's that keylogger viruses quickly becoming the most popular way to steal people's identities and financial information. From a non legal perspective - it seem's like there must be some importance in making the distinction between identity theft and spying/violation of privacy. I can see why there are some legal compunction’s with classifying keylogger’s.
Most computer viruses these day’s are crimeware and every time I read anything about it – perhaps from antiphishing.org – it seem’s that keylogger viruses quickly becoming the most popular way to steal people’s identities and financial information.

From a non legal perspective – it seem’s like there must be some importance in making the distinction between identity theft and spying/violation of privacy.

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