Losses Claimed By Online Fraud Hit $182 Million

10 Apr 2006

Cybercrime is getting dirtier. U.S. victims of Internet fraud crimes last year claimed a record $182 million in losses, up from $68 million in 2004, according to an annual report from the Internet Crime Complaint Center, released Thursday. Full Story

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