A note posted to the Politech mailing list said that the cybercrime treaty covers many aspects of the issue of Internet eavesdropping and surveillance. In discussion are also denial of service attacks to public and private networks and systems. This will probably not cover spam. The letter does not mention the possession of these tools. The uproar began Monday, when residents picked out the brilliant robes of the Mexican saint in the sticky swirls at the foot of a soda machine.
Study shows Canada's newspapers' online versions merely recycle copy from their print editions.