Recent technological innovations in criminal justice include shared access to database resources, the use of wireless technologies, police agency web pages, and computerized fingerprint efforts. Other advances include graphics software to assist sketch artists in reconstructing suspect faces, computerized management of prison security, and remote sensing satellite systems for use in community corrections. Computers also make telemarketing fraud easier and have created crimes such as hacking, creating computer viruses, and infrastructure attacks. Controversies regarding privacy, government tracking of citizen behaviors, and access to public records will grow more intense as technology makes more information potentially available online. The software called Mosaic-2000 is a controversial software tool currently being used to compile profiles of students who might be deemed dangerous. 9 references and 4 resources on computer-related crimes