Criminal Regulations by the European Union - New Threats or New Opportunities?
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The talk surveys EU instruments (Framework Decision 2005/222/JHA, the Cybercrime Convention CETS No.185, Directive 2006/24/EC, and upcoming proposals including a new Cybercrime Directive, a European Investigation Order, and ACTA) and explains how they shaped German law (e.g. §202c StGB and data retention) and affect cybercrime investigations and mutual legal assistance. It assesses concrete consequences for hackers, crackers, open-source software and fundamental rights after the EU’s December 2009 changes, and outlines potential risks and opportunities for legal protection of OSS and professional digital-forensics jobs before a 15-minute discussion.
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