Cybercrime Presentation: Types, Prevention, Impact, and Classification

This presentation provides a comprehensive overview of cybercrime, addressing its increasing prevalence in the digital age. It begins with an introduction to computer and internet systems, explaining their role in the context of cybercrime. The presentation then defines cybercrime and discusses its various types, including cyberpiracy, cybertrespass, and cybersabotage. It also covers specific examples such as identity theft, online transaction fraud, and the distribution of malicious software. The classification of cybercrime, including crimes against individuals, organizations, and society, is also discussed. The presentation concludes by offering practical prevention strategies, such as educating oneself, avoiding suspicious websites, and using firewall software. References to relevant sources are provided to support the information presented. This assignment is designed to educate individuals about the risks associated with cybercrime and how to protect themselves.

CYBERCRIME

 INTRODUCTION
 Computer and internet systems
 Cyber crime redundant
 List of Different types of Cybercrime
 Classification of Cybercrime
 Prevention
 Conclusion
 References
Table of Contents

 Cyber crime becomes most committed
crime all over the world. It is rapidly
growing with boost in internet (NCA, 2020).
 Advance technology plays a supportive role
to cyber crime.
 In every 5 second it is committed all over
the world.
INTRODUCTION

 INTERNET in common language It is said to be
a telecommunication network, which uses
telephone lines, cables, satellites and wireless
connections to connect computers and other
devices to the World Wide Web (Cyber crime,
2020).
 For example, when you open your browser
and search for some information in the search
engine (google), it will obviously be a store.
All the files (img sound, video, web page) etc.
Computer and internet
systems

 Arguments for having a category of
computer crime can be advanced from at
least three different perspectives: legal,
moral, and informational or descriptive
(Tavani, H.T. 2000).
 The perpetrators of these crimes are called
Cybercriminals (Action Fraud, 2020).
 Even a common person can knowingly and
unknowingly do Cybercrime on the internet.
Cyber crime redundant

 Cyberpiracy - the use of computer
technology to illegally copy software or
distribute copied software.
 Cybertrespass - the use of computer
technology to illegally access another’s
computer system.
 Cybersabotage - the use of computer
technology to disrupt or destroy computer
system access (Tavani, H.T. 2000).
Three broad groups of criminal
activity

 Thieves illegally obtain a person's identity
from social networks
 Online transaction fraud
 Developing or distributing malicious software
 Using copyrighted content of a person
 Making any inappropriate post
 Online purchase or sale of illicit goods
 Creating child pornography
 Distributing spam (UK cyber-crime victims
lose £190,000 a day, 2019)
List of different types of
Cybercrime

 Crimes against individuals : Such crimes
are committed against a person or their
properties (What is Cyber Crime?, 2020).
 Crimes against organizations: Almost all
big companies and organizations focus
more on their online growth. In such a
situation, they also have to deal with
cybercrime.
 Offenses against the Society: Crimes
which commit to harm society are offenses
against society.
Classification of Cybercrime

 On educating yourself
 Checking emails or chatting on messenger
 Avoid phony websites which ask for your
personal information
 Use firewall software (Cyber crime in the
UK – is it is bad as they say or worse?,
2020)
Prevention

Under this, power point presentation is based
on various types of cyber crime and measures
to prevent them. In today's digital age the use
of computing devices and internet is at its
peak. In such a situation, it is very important to
have information about cybercrime. However,
after the implementation of the IT Act, many
changes were made in it and in a few years
almost all online activity came under it. This is
also important, if we want to grow digitally,
then we have to reduce the cyber security risk.
Conclusion

NCA, 2020; Online available through:
https://www.nationalcrimeagency.gov.uk/what-we-do/crime-threats/cyber-c
rime
Cyber crime, 2020; Online available through:
https://www.victimsupport.org.uk/crime-info/types-crime/cyber-crime
Action Fraud, 2020; Online available through:
https://www.actionfraud.police.uk/
UK cyber-crime victims lose £190,000 a day, 2019; Online available through:
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-47016671
What is Cyber Crime?, 2020; Online available through:
https://www.bedfordshire.police.uk/information-and-services/Crime/Cyber-c
rime-and-online-safety/What-is-cyber-crime
Cyber crime in the UK – is it is bad as they say or worse?, 2020; Online
available through:
https://www.financierworldwide.com/cyber-crime-in-the-uk-is-it-is-bad-as-th
ey-say-or-worse#.
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Tavani, H.T. 2000. Defining the boundaries of computer crime: piracy, break-
ins, and sabotage in cyberspace. ACM SIGCAS Computers and
Society, 30(3), 3-9
References

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