The social crime aspect utilizes both the internet and social networking sites and offline, real world behavior. This happens in all cities and all social networking sites. This group is very large compromising the majority of the online and offline population as participants.
Crimes
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Invasion of privacy (online and offline surveillance 24/7)
Spam (real world "spam" is done through "crowding")
Fraud (use of fake online identities)
Intentional "heart breaking"
Deliberate provocation to suicide
Stalking
Molestation
Exploitation
Harassment
Blackmail & Forced Slavery
Many more..
Targets
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The emotionally ill
The mentally ill
Physically handicapped
The elderly
Youths
Socially isolated individuals
Websites favored for predatory activity
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Myspace.com
Facebook.com
YouTube.com
Stickam.com
Bebo.com
Hi5.com
Social Aggregate sites such as Digg.com & Fark.com
Free dating websites such as OKCupid.com, Yahoo Personals, etc.
Paid dating websites such as Match.com, EHarmony.com & True.com.
Online Technologies
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Proxies & The Onion Router for Anonymous activity
JavaScript Disabled
Site-specific Zoning Rules
Auto-Form submission and management of multiple identities
Profile replication and identity theft utilizing copy & paste and custom software
Use of instant messaging software for communication
Geo Location and visitor tracking (so they can find where you live)
RootKits & Remote OS exploitation
Wireless Sniffers & Intrustion software (so they can break in when they find you)
Database Injection & Hacking
Flash utilizing custom Webkit
Offline Technologies
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Psychologically destructive
Vehicular and Human Traffic Coordination
Verbal and non-verbal harassment (miming) including death threats
Noise harassment that occurs at specific repetitive intervals based on studies done in universities
Surveillance through social networking, hacking, break-ins and other methods
24/7 Stalking
24/7 street theater that references the 24/7 invasion of privacy
Wednesday, April 22, 2009
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