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  • Good practice for the use of a common investigative measure in a typical cybercrime case
  • 2200,en,/lessons-learned/est/good_practice_for_the_use_of_a_common_investigative_measure_in_a_typical_cybercrime_case.html
  • Estonia
  • The first step is to gather the traffic data. Traffic data enable to identify the author of the offence. As a result, it is possible to seize the author's electronic equipment and carry out a forensic analysis of the equipment and its content. 

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  • Good practice for the use of a common investigative measure in a cybercrime case
  • 2200,en,/lessons-learned/phl/good_practice_for_the_use_of_a_common_investigative_measure_in_a_cybercrime_case.html
  • Philippines
  • Law enforcement agencies should have coercive power of obtaining information pertaining to subscribers or registrants of Internet Protocol (IP) addresses.

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  • Investigative measures in cybercrime cases
  • 2200,en,/lessons-learned/swe/investigative_measures_in_cybercrime_cases.html
  • Sweden
  • According to Swedish law, there is no cyber-specific law that governs investigative measures. Search and seizure can for example be used irrespective of whether the information sought is contained in a physical document or in a computer and irrespective of whether the crime has been committed on the internet or in real life. Secret wire-tapping and secret tele-surveillance can be used to supervise e-mails as well as telephone conversations.

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  • Good practice for the use of a common investigative measure in a typical cybercrime case
  • 2200,en,/lessons-learned/usa/good_practice_for_the_use_of_a_common_investigative_measure_in_a_typical_cybercrime_case.html
  • United States of America
  • Preservation of data, and seizure of stored data and computer data in a forensically sound manner is a baseline for successful cybercrime investigations. In addition, all available, standard police investigative tools, i.e. interviews, co-operators, etc. are useful.

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