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NCS 9/29/11
The world of cyber crime is constantly changing according to a new report from IBM.\xa0 The company released results of the X-Force 2011 Mid-Year Trend and Risk Report.\xa0 It says that whaling is becoming more popular for hackers.\n They didn\u2019t hack into computers but law officers say they did use the Internet to steal cash from an Indian woman.\xa0 Police arrested four Nigerians after they allegedly lured the Indian teacher into a fake ICC World Cup lottery scheme.\n West Virginia State Police hope to crack down on cyber criminals and they are teaming up to do it.\xa0 The police will work with West Virginia University and the National White Collar Crime Center to form the West Virginia Cyber Crime Cooperative.\n Also make sure you listen to hear the job of the day.