Speaking at a conference of the Federal Agency for Information Technology Security, Kanther added fuel to a raging debate over control of the Internet and who should be held liable crimes committed over computer networks. Kanther welcomed efforts by on-line services and Internet service providers to voluntarily take efforts to prevent misuse of their networks and sought to counter what he said was an impression that the Internet was largely a den of crime. The artificial world is in the end a lot like the real world. Where there is light there is shadow. There are a lot of international fears about risks of such a information society.
Modern communication is misused by criminals.
They exploid insecure data transaction and hide themself in the anonymity of the networks. Electronic tracing is very hard, the place of criminal action is not definit, so the police has to master new difficulties. In order to reduce the advances of the criminals, the roots of those advances should be removed before they can come into effect. So it would be not necessary to cry for new laws. There are examples of such technical preventions.