Mar 27, 2008 : Server Wire Tapping Leads to Arrests
📅 - The wire tapping of servers has led to the arrests of several individuals associated with a New Jersey-based gambling ring, reports online gambling website Gambling911 (gambling911.com).
Investigators can easily monitor every online bet made by agents just as they would with phone taps, a source told Gambling911.
There are currently several ongoing investigations into similar groups that offer these online bets, where stateside credit bookies use offshore wire rooms to facilitate the businesses, and a website is often provided to make it easier for participants to place bets.
Server wire tapping is a relatively new technique used in gambling matters, enabling law enforcement to effectively reduce the overall investigation time. It enables officials to record and document information, including the monitoring emails and the analyzing in real time of bets being placed by agents over the Internet.
New Jersey authorities arrested 42 people this week in connection with a gambling and drug ring allegedly run by the notorious New York City-based Genovese crime family, reports Gambling911. Some of the arrested individuals worked as adminstrators for the New Jersey public school system.
Although it is not apparent whether similar methods were used to catch the outsourced Web designer working for a Caribbean-based online sports betting site, who faces up to 25 years prison time for alleged possession of child pornography.
Investigators can easily monitor every online bet made by agents just as they would with phone taps, a source told Gambling911.
There are currently several ongoing investigations into similar groups that offer these online bets, where stateside credit bookies use offshore wire rooms to facilitate the businesses, and a website is often provided to make it easier for participants to place bets.
Server wire tapping is a relatively new technique used in gambling matters, enabling law enforcement to effectively reduce the overall investigation time. It enables officials to record and document information, including the monitoring emails and the analyzing in real time of bets being placed by agents over the Internet.
New Jersey authorities arrested 42 people this week in connection with a gambling and drug ring allegedly run by the notorious New York City-based Genovese crime family, reports Gambling911. Some of the arrested individuals worked as adminstrators for the New Jersey public school system.
Although it is not apparent whether similar methods were used to catch the outsourced Web designer working for a Caribbean-based online sports betting site, who faces up to 25 years prison time for alleged possession of child pornography.
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