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OVERVIEW. OVERVIEW. INTRODUCTION TO CYBERCRIME. CATEGORIES OF CYBERCRIME. 

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WAYS TO PREVENT FROM BEING THE CYBERIMINAL VICTIM

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WHAT IS CYBERCRIME?. can be defined as “The illegal usage of any communication device to commit or facilitate in committing any illegal act”.. 

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can be defined as “The illegal usage of any communication device to commit or facilitate in committing any illegal act”.

WHAT IS CYBERCRIME?. Cybercrime is a term used broadly describe the criminal activity that either targets or uses a computer, a computer network or a networked device. 

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Cybercrime is a term used broadly describe the criminal activity that either targets or uses a computer, a computer network or a networked device

WHAT IS CYBERCRIME?. consists of more specific types of crime, such as phishing schemes and viruses. Most, but not all, cybercrime is committed by cybercriminals or hackers who want to make money and is carried out by individuals or organizations. 

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consists of more specific types of crime, such as phishing schemes and viruses. Most, but not all, cybercrime is committed by cybercriminals or hackers who want to make money and is carried out by individuals or organizations

WHAT IS CYBERCRIME?. The professionalization and proliferation of cybercrime adds up to countless costs in damages every year, impacting individuals, businesses, and even governments.. 

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The professionalization and proliferation of cybercrime adds up to countless costs in damages every year, impacting individuals, businesses, and even governments.

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CRIMES AGAINST INDIVIDUALS These crimes intended towards individuals and can range from cyber harassment.

2. CRIMES AGAINST PROPERTY These crimes include DDOS attacks, hacking, virus transmission, cyber and typo squatting, computer vandalism, copyright infringement and IPR Violations

3. CRIMES AGAINST GOVERNMENT Cybercrimes against the government include hacking, accessing confidential information , cyber warfare, cyber terrorism and  oirated  software

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TYPES OF CYBERCRIME AND EXAMPLES. FIRST TYPE: The criminal activities that has its target and normally would relate with the viruses and malware of a computer .. 

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FIRST TYPE: The criminal activities that has its target and normally would relate with the viruses and malware of a computer .

FIRST TYPE: The criminal activities that has its target and normally would relate with the viruses and malware of a computer .. 

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Short form from that came from the words of ‘malicious software’.

It is a file or code, typically delivered over a network, that infects,  explores,steals  or conducts  vitually  any  behaviour  an attacker wants.

Malware came in in a lot of variants such as  adware,spyware  and remote access.

1 The cybercriminal could infect a computer with virus and malware for the puporse of damaging devices or stop them working.. 

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1  The cybercriminal could infect a computer with virus and malware for the  puporse  of damaging devices or stop them working.

2  The cybercriminal could delete and steal data by using malware.

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SECOND TYPE OF CYBERCRIME: Criminal activities that use computers to commit others crime.

They use a computer to spread malware, illegal images or illegal information. They could resale all the data they gained.

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SPECIFIC EXAMPLES OF CYBERCRIME. Email and internet fraud. 

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Cyberespionage (where hackers access government or a company data)

Cyberextortion (demanding money to prevent a threatened attack)

Ransomware attacks (a type of cyberextortion)

Crytopjacking  (where hackers mine cryptocurrency using resources they do not own

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Cyberespionage ( where hackers access  government or a company data)

WAYS TO PREVENT FROM BEING THE CYBERMCRIMINAL VICTIM. 

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Develop clear policies and procedures for the business employees  Create cybersecurity incident response plans to support these policies and procedures  Outline the security measures that are in place about how to protect system and corporate data Use two-factor authentication (2FA) apps or physical security keys Activate 2FA on every online account when possible  Verbally verify the authenticity of request to send money by talking to a financial manager  Create intrusion detection system (IDS) rules that flag emails with extensions similar to company emails  Carefully scrutinize all email requests for transfer of funds to determine if the requests are out of the ordinary Continually train employees on cybersecurity policies and procedures and what to do in the event of security breaches

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Use strong password Create cybersecurity incident response plans to support these policies and procedures  Outline the security measures that are in place about how to protect system and corporate data Use two-factor authentication (2FA) apps or physical security keys Activate 2FA on every online account when possible  Contact companies directly about  susoicious requests Create intrusion detection system (IDS) rules that flag emails with extensions similar to company emails  Carefully scrutinize all email requests for transfer of funds  to  de Continually train employees on cybersecurity policies and procedures and what to do in the event of security breaches

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 FIRST TYPE: The criminal activities that has its target and normally would relate with the viruses and malware of a computer .

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