黑手段 2A recent article in the Wall Street Journal headlined "Toxic Citizens?" examined the potential dangers of recent US legislation for overseas Americans who want to open or even maintain bank and financial accounts in their countries of residence. US citizens living and working abroad were becoming "financial refugees," the story said. The article also pointed out the possible repercussions this legislation could have on foreign investment in the US. For the full text of the article, go to:
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如何利用新的美國銀行法的威脅海外的美國人
一個在“華爾街日報”最近的一篇文章的標題是“有毒的公民嗎？”檢查最近美國立法為海外的美國人，誰想要打開，甚至保持在他們居住國的銀行和金融賬戶的潛在危險。國外生活和工作，成為“金融難民的美國公民”的故事說。文章還指出，這項立法可能帶來的後果有可能對在美國的外國投資。對於文章的全文，請訪問：
New Law in the US to Protect Against Cyber Crime
A new law was signed by the US federal government last week that increases the penalties for hacking into computers and participating in cyber crimes. Called the Identity Theft Enforcement and Restitution Act, this law now makes it a felony to damage ten or more protected computers used by the federal government or a financial institution. Under this new law, criminals can be prosecuted for these crimes even if no damages have been claimed. In addition, if damages such as identity theft is claimed, then the identity thief can be ordered to pay restitution not only for the damages incurred but also for the time spent by the victim trying to correct the damage done.
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