Cybercrime and other 'hacking' related crimes are serious problems that require indepth study and serious consideration. While trying to find legislative solutions to, say, criminalising hacking, governments are in fact also enhancing their control of the Internet and promoting surveillance in the name of preventing "cyber-crime," "information warfare" or protecting "critical infrastructures."
The lead bodies internationally are the Council of Europe and the G-8, while there has also been some activity within the European Union. The United States has been active behind the scenes in developing and promoting these efforts. After meeting behind closed doors for years, these organizations finally, in 2000, made public proposals that would place restrictions on online privacy and anonymity in the name of preventing cyber-crime.
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