Cybercrime is the wave of the future.
A computer hooked up to the Internet is a publishing company, telephone, television, and more all rolled into one. It has generated more problems for law enforcement than anyone could have imagined. The traditional approach to the kind of activity involved thinking in terms of certain protected zones or spheres of activity . No one's really sure where Internet persona is protected in the Constitution, but our best guess would be the Fourth Amendment, which forces us to think in terms of zones or spheres because of the particularity clause. However, cyberspace isn't a zone or sphere of activity.