According to the UK’s National Crime Agency, we’re basically all cyber criminals
Dec08
The National Crime Agency (NCA) — the UK’s version of the FBI — today launched a new campaign aimed at cutting cybercrime, especially amongst teens. The cause is noble but whomever is responsible for it has a working knowledge of the Web that’s on par with, or below, that of your average house pet. Most of us think of the average teen on the Web as a rather clueless kid that overshares on Twitter and Facebook, posts one too many selfies to Instagram, or sends suggestive self-destructing photos on Snapchat, all while pwn’ing noobs on ‘Call of Duty,’ texting and…
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