Editorial overview "Cybercrime" sounds like something straight out of a science-fiction movie: no one can tell exactly what it entails and most people believe it will constitute a real threat only in a very different world, sometime in the distant future. Unfortunately for most of us law-abiding citizens, cybercrime - unlike the majority of legitimate online economic activities - is flourishing. Last year, malicious attacks on US corporate websites rose by 100 per cent | Read Cybercrime Web of deceit From hackers to attackers to data theft to financial fraud, e-crime is on the rise in Europe. And it is costing a fortune. They along with governments and law enforcers, want to fight it. Marketing Wrinkles and all Older people make up the richest generation of all time. These 'master consumers' are also the fastest-growing group of internet users in the world. Got that, online advertisers? Web monitoring Keeping an eye on you Are they buying? Just browsing? Or worse could they be rivals checking out the competition? Today there are ways to a company to know exactly what visitors to its site are up to Commercial insurance Of human bonding Commercial insurance providers feel their products are too complex to be sold online and still require face-to-face, personal contact. For them, the internet is simply not interactive enough