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Cyber Crimes We are living in the cyber age where internet and computer have major impacts on our way of living. With the growth of the internet, network security has become a major concern cybercrime have emerged rapidly in a couple of years cybercriminals are...
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Cybercrime is defined as crimes committed on the internet using the computer as either a tool or a targeted victim by hacker or cracker. while we growth on fast data manipulating system in this technology era, Unfortunately, some of the skilled professionals use this ability...
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In the present day growing dependency on the cyber-technology, a new threat begins to emerge on the digital frontier. Our everyday life is being integrated digitally through computers and mobile devices. Our nation’s infrastructure and services to the public are also linked and can be...
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In today’s growing word cybersecurity is very necessary because, As technology provides many facilities to use it also some effects like security threats and cyber attacks. To protect the data from hankering and the cyber attacks we will require the cybersecurity. Cybersecurity is a process...
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In this unit, I learned that cybercrime refers to activities in which computers, telephones, cellular equipment and other technological devices are used for illicit purposes. Speer (2000), states that computers are the most predominant form of information and communication technology used to commit cybercrime. Cybercrime...
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The introduction of the internet has brought us into a whole new era which is the Information Age. Information Age is also known as Computer Age or Digital Age. Digital Age is a period in which the human history shift from traditional industry to an...
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Threats may come in many forms and this includes online threat as well. While we are using the internet, we are prone to be attacked by many viruses such as Identity theft, Trojan, Malware, Phishing and even more. Technology has advanced so much that it...
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What is cybercrime? cybercrime could be a crime that involves a laptop and networks. law-breaking is outlined as “offenses that are committed against people with a criminal motive to by choice hurt the name of the victim or cause physical or mental hurt or loss,...
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Abstract As we are all aware that in todays world most of things, whether it be online education or online transactions, are done using internet. This internet technology has also been used by few people for carring out criminal activities. Criminals that indulge in cyber...
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I would like to express my special thanks to my Contemporary Crimes And The Law Professor Mrs. RuchiSinha for bringing me such an interesting topic to study. It is a great opportunity for me to write about the subject like Ownership of copyright under Indian...
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Introduction The evolution of technology has increased the dependency of humans on it in all spheres of life. In addition to the opportunities, benefits, accuracy provided by these inventions, it however increased the probability of getting trapped in cybercrimes. Undoubtedly, cybercrimes are frequent these days...
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Many application system are been created and many research have been done to detect suspicious words messages, chat, profile, email spam, URL malicious web content also to detect phishing attacks in social media. The social approach to detect spam or malicious on Facebook, Twitter, Myspace...
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Internet has revolutionized this generation completely, from sharing information, images, communicating through messages, studying , sending emails and shopping online; it has become an integral part of life. Internet is used immensely these days therefore securing the data has become very essential. A computer should...
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In this era we tend to revolve around technology. Computers and other technologies have made their way into our lives. When it comes to utilizing them, we need must use our ethics of ICT in order to prevent any ethical related issues in the world...
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The issue of cyber Crime has risen rapidly as a result of increased access to computers in the recent years compared to the past. Cyber Crime refers to criminal activities, which are carried out by the use of computers or the internet. Whereas, social media...
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Cyber-attacks have become a common phenomenon in the modern society. Three factors contribute towards launching a cyber-attack to an individual or a state. They are; vulnerability factor, fear factor and spectacular factor. The infrastructure that is affected by cyber-attacks includes gas plants, power stations, water...
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The new generation all are using lots of electron devices. The computers and mobile devices are most popular of these. The people are doing their work related project to managing financial transactions and accounts online. While this has made our lives easier than ever before,...
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In the 21st century cybercrime has become one of the biggest forms of crime in the world. It’s a cowardly act of crime which can be performed from across the world. It is estimated that cybercrime could cost companies worldwide over 5.2 trillion dollars over...
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Cybersecurity has become a very familiar term that has drawn increasing awareness of the danger of leaving cybercrimes unpunished. Because the world is moving more toward online trading and e-commerce, and basically living virtually through social media, cybercrime has become a major threat to the...
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In my writing I am focusing on cybercrime and further detailed cybercrime and cyberstalking. I would present my findings from the Qualtrics survey from three semi-structured interviews and, I will compare and contrast what did the authors said and found in this topic in my...
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Constant technological development in the 21st century has brought about new national security concerns for many countries, with cyber warfare and espionage becoming extremely common. Recent attacks on the US election, Estonia and other countries have highlighted this growing problem. Cyber espionage being covert and...
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Abstract The Internet is a resource that connects people from all over the world. In most parts of the world, the internet is free. With free internet, however, there comes a price. A lot of data from the internet is stored onto a local server,...
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IT is a modern technology which deals with the Retrieval & Processing of useful Data where Ethic means the principals of Right and Wrong that are accepted by an individual or a social group. It relates us to the question of what is good or...
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Malware It is malicious software that infects your computer, such as computer viruses, worms, Trojan horses, spyware, and adware. What it does is intimidate your scare-ware, which is usually a pop-up message that tells you your computer has security problem or other false information. They...
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In December 2013, Target and customers of Target were in shock when news came out 40 million Target credit cards had been stolen from nearly 2000 Target stores. The hackers accessed data on a point of sale system and over 11GB of data was stolen....
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Abstract The problem of preventing cybercrime on an international scale has received considerable attention from many different countries. This essay analyzes cybercrime law. It aims to review past legislation and how it affected the present day, current law and its effectiveness, and what potential future...
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There has been an increase in cybercrimes, one of the main ones is that there has been a dramatic increase in the amount of people that are involved and use the Internet. Once one understands that the Internet cannot filter people according to their utilitarianism....
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There are many reasons why it is extremely difficult for the existing conventional law to manage the challenges existing along with cyberspace. Some of the reasons have been discussed as follows: Cyberspace is an incorporeal dimension which cannot be governed and regulate using conventional law....
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In today’s world, not a day goes by that someone is not affected by cybercrimes or cyberterrorism which go hand in hand. It is important for the government and businesses to constantly stay up to date with the latest technology to help prevent a cyber-attack....
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Since the dawn of civilization, the Internet that constitutes the ultimate feat of technology has utterly invaded in human beings’ lives having simultaneously dire side effects at our ‘’common aspiration”, the right to freedom. Inextricably interwoven with the aforementioned allegation, is the fact that the...