The Register has published an interesting article where it discusses comments made by Eugene Kaspersky who calls for an internet police body that would require users everywhere to be uniquely identified.
Full article is located here, - Security boss calls for end to net anonymity.
The following is an excerpt:
The CEO of Russia's No. 1 anti-virus package has said that the internet's biggest security vulnerability is anonymity, calling for mandatory internet passports that would work much like driver licenses do in the offline world.
"Everyone should and must have an identification, or internet passport," he was quoted as saying. "The internet was designed not for public use, but for American scientists and the US military. Then it was introduced to the public and it was wrong...to introduce it in the same way."