A look inside the EU's new cybercrime unit
A growing dependence on the internet is putting Europe in increasing danger from cyber criminals, senior European detectives have warned.
They say individuals and businesses in the EU will face a rapidly growing threat from African fraudsters, as the IT infrastructure there improves.
The warning comes as a new European cybercrime unit opens in Holland.
The facility includes a sealed room that blocks wireless signals preventing criminals from remotely wiping incriminating data.
Brian Milligan reports.
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