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Financial meltdown – since January 1, 2008… US$20B Bailout US$100B Bailout BANKRUPT US$200B Bailout DOW’s 2008 worst day - $1.2 TRILLION MARKET VALUE GONE – Sept 29, 2008

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Page 1: Financial meltdown – since January 1, 2008

Financial meltdown – since January 1, 2008…

US$20B Bailout

US$100B Bailout

BANKRUPT

US$200B Bailout

DOW’s 2008 worst day - $1.2 TRILLION MARKET VALUE GONE – Sept 29, 2008

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Not a lot of good news on the job front…

Angel Gurría Secretary-General of the OECD

“Global job losses to hit 25 million in 2009.” December 29, 2008 - Paris

apprx 8 million lost last year

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Is this the end of Free Trade?Indonesia - restrictions on > 500 products, demanding special licenses and new fees on imports. (Dec 2008)

Russia – 35% tariffs hike on imported cars. (Dec 10, 2008)

India - levied a new 20 percent dutyon imports of some soybean oils. (Nov. 18, 2008)

World Trade Organization (WTO) chief Pascal Lamy has abandoned attempts to restart the world trade talks (Dec 2008)

Vietnam - raise taxes on imported steel to 12 percent from 8 percent. (Dec 2008)

China - new export tax rebates on more than 3,700 products – covering roughly 28 per cent its export (Nov 2008)

US - $17.4 billion bailout of the auto industry (Dec 19)

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Asia Pacific slowing down…

+4.5%(+6.2

%)

HK

+2.1%(+2.6

%)

+3.5%(+5%)

+0.3%(+3.2

%)

-1%(+2.5

%)

+8%(+9.6

%)

+2%(+3.6

%)

+6.3%(+7.5

%)

+2%(+3%)

GDP Growth 2009(GDP Growth 2008)

+0%(-

1.3%)

+5%(+4.3

%)

+3.7%(+4.1

%)

+3.7%(+4.1

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+6.5%(+6.7

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Is this the end of the China economic miracle?

-6.5 million migrant workers may be jobless in 2009 – Xinhua News Agency-1.5 million college students will not have a job in 2009 - Chinese Academy of Social Science

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1. Worldwide economic slowdown-- depressing demand.

2. Protectionism threatens free flow of goods across borders.

3. Increased political uncertainty and social instability in our region.

All this means CYBER CRIME will be on the rise.

These 3 things keep me awake at night …

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Today’s Presentation• Brief introduction to an Online ecommerce

platform and how the marketplace works. • Prohibited Items on platforms.• How industry should partner with law

enforcement to fight wrong doing on the internet.

• What the industry should provide and how to interpret.

• Industry - platforms as an investigative tool.• How industry can assist law enforcement. • Introduction to payment gateways.• Policies of Payment Gateways - Acceptable

Use Policy• Policy violations: Detection and enforcement• Contact details of company officers for law

enforcement

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Online Marketplace

• Is only a marketplace which brings millions of buyers and sellers together .

• eBay model never has possession of the listed goods. We do not see the Seller, Buyer or the product. However, we have a BUYER PROTECTION POLICY.

• Users are not allowed, among other things, to list illegal, dangerous, infringing items or post false, inaccurate, or offensive listings.

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Densely Populated marketplace – maintaining safe is a challenge

eBay Inc. has expanded to include some of the strongest brands in the world - eBay, PayPal, Skype, StubHub, Shopping.com, and others.

Operations in 39 markets with more than 86.3 million active users.

•There were 732 million new listings added to eBay.com worldwide in Q4-08. At any given time, there are approximately 113 million listings worldwide across 50,000 categories with approximately 1 billion page views per day.

•Most expensive item sold -private business jet at US $4.9 million.

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How Online Marketplace Works

Item is displayed on marketplace for a set

period of time (typically 7 days)

Buyer will often send paymentby PayPal or Cheque. Upon receipt of payment, goods are sent by the method described

in the listing

During this time, any user can bid on the item over the Internet.

Current high bid and bid history is updated and displayed.

The high bidder

is notified with payment & postage details

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Buyer and sellerleave positive, neutral or negative feedback

based on their experience

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Typical Frauds in eCommerce

• Item not received.• Item not as described.• Banned items listed for sale.• Fake items for sale ex. Louis Vuitton,

Gucci, Rolex - Rights Owners protest.• Account take over• Use of stolen Credit cardsFrauds are not committed by regular sellers

since there is a Feedback mechanism which is the brand equity of the seller.

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Preliminary steps to prevent fraud and address the resolution

There should be :• Site Policy displayed prominently. • Remedies – Security and Online Dispute Resolution mechanism.• A Buyer Protection programme.• Work in tandem with the Rights owners across the globe -- Notice

and take down, daily monitoring, Sufficient deterrent mechanism on the site.

• Law enforcement page – forum for complaints. Provide information to Law Enforcement Agencies, acceptance of advise.

• Industry should do real-timereal-time screeningscreening of users, items listed, financial transactions thru a robust Fraud Detection Engine

• Should have a team of highly trained Statisticians that help build predictive computer modelspredictive computer models to detect and prevent fraud and identity theft

• 24 / 7 worldwide security team ( eBay has over 1,000 risk specialists 00 risk specialists many with PHD’s many with PHD’s ) patrolling sites to detect and prevent fraud.

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Protect to Protect eBay users

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Tools for Investigators

• Covert Accounts

• Remembered Searches

• Geographical Searches

• Ask Seller a Question

• Feedback

• Statements and affidavits in support of prosecutions

• Media Releases

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Referral

Case

Published

START(Trigger)

END(Case Created)

Prioritization

User Registration

Sell

Bid

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Real Time Detection

Detection

Intervention

FILTERS

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Prohibited & Restricted - Items Policy

Rules Proactively Enforced 24/7

No Pornography, Drugs, Guns, Counterfeits, Wildlife, etc

ZERO TOLERANCE

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Security and Resolution Center

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Some prohibited items

Examples include:• Drugs & drug paraphernalia• Firearms• Fireworks• Government identification licenses• Hazardous materials• Recalled items• Human parts and remains• Stocks and other securities• Stolen property• TV descramblers

eBay has strict policies on what can and cannot be sold in line with Indian laws and regulations

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Questionable items• Alcohol• Artifacts and Heritage Items• Autographed Items• Electronics Equipment• Food• Mature Audience• Offensive Material• Police-Related Items• Pre-Sale Listings• Surveillance Equipment• Tickets• Travel• Used Clothing• Used Medical Devices• Weapons & Knives

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Data Sources for Filters

Filter Creation for Marijuana

CSR Input Gov./LE AgenciesMember Reports

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Determining Filter Criteria

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DEA terms for marijuana filter

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Working the results: Human Review

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Locating an existing Policy using the URL

http://pages.ebay.com.au/help/policies/items-ov.html

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Platform as Investigative Tool-- Community & Law Enforcers -- detect banned items

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Geographical searches – ALICE SPRINGS 0870

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Geographical Searches

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Policy Violation Detection: User Reports

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Available Data on eCommerce Platform

Data available upon receipt of a confirmed agency letterhead or email

User ID, email address• Name, address telephone numbers• Banking and credit card information• Member account notes• All items listed with winning bids • All items won• All Bids placed• Related account information• Emails sent by member to eBay and return

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Trading History

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IP Address

• Every Computer in network have a IP address i.e. 91.55.200.67

• It is similar to your house address

• IP Address can be– Public IP Address

• Static• Dynamic

– Private IP Address

Public IP Address

Private IP Address

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Who manages IP address and Domain name

• ICANN: Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers

– Responsible for

• Internet Address assignment &• Domain name server

management • http://reports.internic.net/cgi/

registrars/problem-report.cgi

DNS (Domain Name Server)- Like phone book for Internet ex. www.nist.gov

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IP Address not available- What next?

IF FULL HEADERIF FULL HEADER is not available or Source IP Address is hidden/ spoofed is not available or Source IP Address is hidden/ spoofed

Resolution 1)Resolution 1)- -

Use email tracking i.e. Use email tracking i.e. www.readnotify.com. Can also use it to track CHATuse it to track CHAT. .

Resolution 2)Resolution 2)- -

Contact service provider of the email/ chat, and try to seek Contact service provider of the email/ chat, and try to seek

a) Registration IP Address with date and timea) Registration IP Address with date and time

b) Registration details i.e. Name, Address, Contact number (optional), b) Registration details i.e. Name, Address, Contact number (optional), alternate email id etc., alternate email id etc.,

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Email ID Tracking• What is required to track an email id

– Email ID which you want to track– Create One another Email ID that can be used for tracking

• How to track an Email ID– Go to www.readnotify.com ; Create a readnotify id for tracking email ID

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Email ID Tracking- (Readnotify)

In the “To” box type the email Id which you want to track followed by .readnotify.com

ex. [email protected]

Click on “Email quick Send”

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Email ID Tracking- (Readnotify)

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Email ID Tracking- (Readnotify)

It shows the Date & Time of mail opened by recipient

It shows the IP Address from where mail has been Opened

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Locate ISP & Computer system- example

Contact the service provider for further details.

Provide following details to the ISP– IP Address– Date & Time along with Time

Zone ex. 8 May 2008 06:52:22 -0600

Website to convert time zone :

http://www.timezoneconverter.com/cgi-bin/tzc.tzc

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World’s payment gateway

• Payment gateway ??? • Payment gateways Acceptable Use Policy.• Policy violations: Detection and

enforcement.• How payment gateways should partner to

protect our platforms and users.• Data to be provided to LE agencies ex. IP

address, predictive location of fraudster.

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Densely Populated payment gateway – maintaining safe is a challenge

• 70 million active accounts* (175 million total accounts).

• Available in 190 markets, 19 currencies, 17 languages.

• Total Payment Volume in 2008 is US $ 60 billion.

• About $2,000 sent every second.

* based on Forrester estimates of US e-commerce at $265 billion

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How a Payment Gateway Works

Buyer Seller

Withdrawal Method

Bank Account

Debit card?

CheckAgency

Account

Stored Value

Balance

Credit/Debit Card

Bank Acct

Funding Source

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Funds Flow in a Payment Gateway

• Funds flow from PayPal account to the receivers bank account.

• PayPal has a US $ bank account with Deutsche Bank in Singapore

• PayPal sends payment instructions to DB Singapore along with US$

• DB converts US$ into INR and disburses payments out of India (out of DB owned bank account, PP does not have a bank account in India)

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How PayPal Works

Merchant has the option to withdraw funds or send payment to another customer.

Customer clicks on PayPal linkon merchant’s auction or website.

If New Customer: Customer signs up on PayPal website and enters card/bank information and payment amount.

If Existing Customer: Customer logs into PayPal website and enterspayment amount.

Merchant gets electronic notificationof funds received. Merchant delivers goods or services.

Sender Receiver

Payment for online purchase of goods or services

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Why Buyers Use Payment Gateway

• Account information

never shared with merchants

• Screening for fraudulent merchants

• Covered by PayPal Buyer Protection on eBay

Fast

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Safe Easy

• Easy to get started

• Choice of payment methods

• No need to pre-fund

• Fast checkout

• Seller can ship sooner

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Why Sellers Use Payment Gateway

• Gets his money faster

• Can withdraw immediately

Seller

Fast

• Works on eBay & his own web site

• Makes it easy to sell to International buyers

• Free tools for e-commerce (shopping cart, invoicing)

• Low cost

Easy

• Filters out fraudulent buyers

• Gives visibility into buyer risk

• Seller doesn’t have to handle buyer financial data

Safe

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Trust and Safety

Payment Gateway should committed to creating a safe service.

– PayPal/eBay employ over 1000 people worldwide, dedicated to customer service and trust and safety

– Losses on PayPal transactions are approximately 0.55% compared to 1.0% for large online retailers

– System Safeguards• System leveraged on top of existing financial infrastructure (credit card

or bank account required). No anonymous transactions – customers must provide name and address

• Anti-fraud models monitor payments and decline risky transactions or flag unusual activity for manual review

• Low system limits on sending payments ($500 total) and withdrawing funds ($500 per month) until additional information given by user and validated

• Additional manual reviews performed on larger volume clients

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Security measures in PayPal SystemPayPal utilizes several levels of security to ensure the protection and safety of

the users of the system worldwide.• Physical security measures• Badge access• Employee screening• Technical security measures• Firewalls• Encryption• Password protection for accounts• Operational security measures• Risk management team (transaction caps based upon risk

associated with user or transaction type)• Fraud protections • Proprietary software to detect fraud and money laundering or

other suspicious transactions• Users have to sign PayPal’s Acceptable Use Policy which

does not permit use of PayPal for purchase of banned items.

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Payment Gateways Anti-Money Laundering Obligations

Actions taken to meet our AML obligations include:

• Obtain and verify customer identification information• Appointment of AML Officers to oversee anti-money

laundering activities• Issuance of annual Anti Money Laundering reports• Implementation of AML & CTF Policies and Strategies• Completion of AML training for all staff;• Sanctions list scanning • File Suspicious Activity Reports (“SARs”) on a wide

variety of topics• Monitor customer information against lists of known

terrorists, money launderers and criminals

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Reactive Enforcement : Law Enforcement reports

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Acceptable Use Policy

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eMail id Tel no.Fax No.

General Fraud Investigation Contact details accessible on the platform

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Thank You