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Issues and further procedures related to the interception of internet communications : November 2009

Autor institucional: EUROPOLIdioma: Inglês.Publicação: [The Hague] : Europol, 2009Descrição física: 20 p.; 30 cmAssunto: 326867 | 227834 | 322772 | 102909 | 103050Resumo: Acknowledgements: 1. Purpose. 2. Definition of internet communications. 3. Methodology. 4. Current situation: 4.1. Previous work or research; 4.2. Business areas and processes affected; 4.3. Key stakeholders. 5. Proposal description: 5.1. Objectives; 5.2. Exclusions.; 5.3. Expected benefits. 6. The study: 6.1. German BKA survey. 6.1.1. General questions and infrastructure about networks; 6.1.2. Legal admissibility of telecommunications interception; 6.1.3. Technical implementation of interception measures. 6.2. Experiences of cross-border interception. 6.3. Obtaining data from abroad: 6.3.1. Geolocation of a suspect; 6.3.2. Requesting IP address back tracking to a ISP; 6.3.3. Harmonised approach for internet interception. 7. Conclusions and recommendations. 8. Glossary.
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Acknowledgements: 1. Purpose. 2. Definition of internet communications. 3. Methodology. 4. Current situation: 4.1. Previous work or research; 4.2. Business areas and processes affected; 4.3. Key stakeholders. 5. Proposal description: 5.1. Objectives; 5.2. Exclusions.; 5.3. Expected benefits. 6. The study: 6.1. German BKA survey. 6.1.1. General questions and infrastructure about networks; 6.1.2. Legal admissibility of telecommunications interception; 6.1.3. Technical implementation of interception measures. 6.2. Experiences of cross-border interception. 6.3. Obtaining data from abroad: 6.3.1. Geolocation of a suspect; 6.3.2. Requesting IP address back tracking to a ISP; 6.3.3. Harmonised approach for internet interception. 7. Conclusions and recommendations. 8. Glossary.

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