WOLF BLITZER, CNN ANCHOR: Government and business leaders from around the world are meeting in France to discuss cybercrime. The three-day conference of the Group of Eight industrial nations is aimed at developing tools to stop cybercriminals. CNN's Paris bureau chief Peter Humi has details.</s>PETER HUMI, CNN PARIS BUREAU CHIEF (on camera): The opening of the conference today, the French interior minister, Jean-Pierre Chevenement, said that they really shouldn't be knee-jerk reactions to things such as the ILOVEYOU virus that hit the Internet just a week or two ago. He said we have to build -- form confidence-building measures for the user, they shouldn't feel that there is a -- if you're like a cyberpolice that is watching them like Big Brother, intercepting their private communications and getting involved in their private business. Now, exactly what measures will be proposed will have to be something that is maybe a balance of protecting the individual's private rights and also allowing the police, if you like, whatever form the legislation takes, the means to enforce that legislation, allowing the police to really track down the criminals on the Web. Some of the points we are looking at, as I've mentioned, the virus, the intrusion into private correspondence, fraud, of course, on the Internet -- e-commerce getting larger and larger every year -- and also such things as child pornography. So it's a very large agenda. This is just a -- really an initial meeting. The delegates will present their recommendations to the G8 in July and I think we can look forward to there being several more conferences in the months and years to come. Back to you.</s>BLITZER: Thank you, Peter Humi.
G8 Conference in France Aimed at Stopping Cybercriminals