This document summarizes a presentation on cybercrime prosecution in Chinese Taipei. It provides an overview of recent cybercrime cases from September 2012 to February 2013, which mostly involved fraud, forgery, gambling, intellectual property and defamation crimes. prosecution rates and deferred prosecution rates for cybercrime were lower than average. The presentation also described how information on the internet is widely distributed, rapidly transmitted and long archived, making it useful but also vulnerable for criminal investigations. Challenges included the rise of online communication, cloud computing, encryption and the need for more cybercrime specialists. The conclusion discussed how the internet serves as an enormous crime database and the potential need for more international cooperation on cybercrime.