Traduction de «furto d'uso » (Italien → Anglais) :

invite the Presidency of the Council and the Commission to reflect on and develop a comprehensive strategy to combat cybercrime, pursuant, inter alia, to the Council of Europe Convention on Cybercrime, including ways in which to address the issue of "identity theft" and fraud at EU level in cooperation with both Internet providers and user organisations, as well as the police authorities dealing with IT-related crime and to put forward a proposal on how to create awareness campaigns and prevent such crime, while at the same time ensuring that the use of the Internet is safe and free for all; call for the creation of an EU desk for assis ...[+++]tance to victims of identity theft and identity fraud;

invite the Presidency of the Council and the Commission to reflect on and develop a comprehensive strategy to combat cybercrime, pursuant, inter alia, to the Council of Europe Convention on Cybercrime, including ways in which to address the issue of "identity theft" and fraud at EU level in cooperation with both Internet providers and user organisations, as well as the police authorities dealing with IT-related crime and to put forward a proposal on how to create awareness campaigns and prevent such crime, while at the same time ensuring that the use of the Internet is safe and free for all; call for the creation of an EU desk for assis ...[+++]tance to victims of identity theft and identity fraud;

(f) invite the Presidency of the Council and the Commission to reflect on and develop a comprehensive strategy to combat cybercrime, pursuant, inter alia, to the Council of Europe Convention on Cybercrime, including ways in which to address the issue of “identity theft” and fraud at EU level in cooperation with both Internet providers and user organisations, as well as the police authorities dealing with IT-related crime and to put forward a proposal on how to create awareness campaigns and prevent such crime, while at the same time ensuring that the use of the Internet is safe and free for all; call for the creation of an EU desk for a ...[+++]ssistance to victims of identity theft and identity fraud;

Continue its efforts to maintain and upgrade, where appropriate, a high level of physical protection on nuclear material and facilities, and to make use of the relevant provisions of the CPPMN regarding international co-operation in the case of misuse or theft of nuclear material.

Among the offences listed are to steal or counterfeit a payment instrument; to possess a counterfeited or falsified instrument; to knowingly use or accept payments via a forged or stolen instrument; to manipulate data such as account information; to handle, possess and use device making equipment for illicit purposes.

With a view to finding a general approach in June 2011, ministers focused their discussion on the level of penalties, the question of jurisdiction, the criminalisation of the use of tools such as malicious software (e.g". botnets" ) and the criminalisation of attacks committed by misusing another person's identity data ("identity theft").