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Interpol says metaverse opens up new world of cybercrime

2022/10/30 07:26

According to Reuters, global police agency Interpol said it was preparing for the risk that online immersive environments - the "metaverse" - could create new kinds of cybercrime and allow existing crime to take place on a larger scale. Interpol's member countries have raised concerns about how to prepare for possible metaverse crime, Madan Oberoi, Interpol's executive director for technology and innovation, told Reuters. "Some of the crimes may be new to this medium, some of the existing crimes will be enabled by the medium and taken to a new level," he said. Phishing and scams could operate differently when augmented reality and virtual reality are involved, Oberoi said. Child safety issues were also a concern, he said. Virtual reality could also facilitate crime in the physical world, Oberoi said. "If terror group wants to attack a physical space they may use this space to plan and simulate and launch their exercises before attacking," he said.
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