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EU Hi-Tech Crime Agency Created

Gori writes "The European Union is setting up an agency to co-ordinate work to combat the rising tide of cybercrime. The European Network and Information Security Agency will help educate the public about viruses, hacker attacks and other security problems. It will also act as a co-ordinator for Europe-wide investigations into virus outbreaks or electronic attacks. ENISA has a budget of 24.3m euros (17m), will start work in 2004 and will initially be based in Brussels."

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  1. exchange rate is wrong by JeffSh · · Score: 0, Redundant

    whoever wrote up this article must be using really old exchange rate tables. 24.3 million euros is worth closer to 29 million US Dollars, not 17 million