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Lunar New Year, the longest holiday of the year for Vietnamese people, cyber security experts recommend that computer users be wary of cybercrime. According to statistic…
The total proceeds from online criminal acts in 2004 have surpassed drug smuggling and are continuing to increase sharply when information technology is deployed in deve…
Professor Dame Sue Black of Lancaster University, has developed a forensic technique to help identify crime based on hand characteristics.
Chinese police on May 21 summed up a wanted criminal at a concert by Hong Kong-based Cheung Cheung on the face recognition camera.
Tokyo is one of the safest cities in the world, but the rate of special crime related to sex and victims are women who live on their own.
Police in Zhengzhou City, Henan Province (China) arrested at least 7 suspects, including traffickers and found 26 cases of using fake ID cards with just a glance.
This tool is currently placed in a building that does not draw attention in a narrow street in Palo Alto, California.
Robot K5 was patrolled on the streets of Silicon Valley when a drunkard attacked him, causing many scratches on his body.
A former pedophile parish priest must conduct a trial after the new technology allows the disabled victim to use his eyes to denounce his crimes.
The artificial intelligence system is capable of predicting crimes being put to the test.
The Chinese team developed an algorithm that is said to be capable of detecting the characteristics of the subject's face crimes at an almost 90% accuracy rate.
Movies that are so familiar to us like RoboCop, Chappie, i, Robot, or series
A recently published report has stirred up public opinion when it comes to 2030, police can use artificial intelligence to predict and prevent crime before they happen.
Scientists in the United States have found genes that regulate features on the human face, such as nose size and facial width.
Thanks to DNA, police can identify criminals easily. However, in some cases with twins, this becomes very difficult because they have almost identical DNA.