Cyber Crime Report

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Cybercrime

Introduction:

The growing incorporation of web technologies into everyday life contributes to creating an ideal

atmosphere for the proliferation of illegal Internet content and numerous forms of cybercrime.

Children represent not only users who are passionate about new technology, but also a very naïve

part of the people. The public too is not aware of the seriousness of the problem. While most

people seem to take the Internet for granted and use it daily using their smartphones, tablets, and

computers, there are many daily attacks. Cyber-attacks, cyberbullying, and cybercrime are no

longer the norm. While most cyber-attacks are harmless, the impact is even worse. Cybersecurity

violations may not exist or have a very restricted impact on data theft, Distributed Denial of

Services (DDoS), identity theft, data fraud, or even system control. Our main aim is to prevent

such types of attacks through educating the young generation and technology users.  

Importance of Awareness:

With the adoption of the Internet of Things in everyday life, an increasing number of materials

includes an IP address for connecting to the Internet and use the Internet for communication

Information and communication systems that can trace the user's location. In these cyber-

physical systems, the greatest impact occurs when the intruder gains access to administrative

controls and initiates control mechanisms that can cause significant IoT effects to the cyber-

physical community where daily life is integrated with technology. Therefore, our living society

is increasingly dependent on cyber-pace, an area where cyberbullying is rampant. The need for
cybersecurity is increasingly important because we relied on information and communication

technology across all aspects of our cyber-physical society. This is why awareness is important

regarding the safe usage of the internet and safety from cybercriminals. A way to prevent such

attacks is to let the users understand how one can save their data. There should be a department

for cybersecurity training as well. 

Ways of Prevention:

Strategic and intelligence analysis are the major sources to fight against cyber-crime.

Technically, this process mainly consists of the data collection, translation, and the consideration

of the threat poses in the future, developments, styles, opportunities, and patterns.

Europol has recently adopted a strategic approach to the strategic analysis of its First Critical and

Criminal Plan. That approach, often developed to identify what sort of threat is posed by the

organized groups, which could possibly be, mutatis mutandis, used to analyze the details of

cyber-crime warnings. This way proposes approximate analysis of aspects of crime and

organized crime and the size of the sites. In doing so, it also addresses issues related to crime

such as asset management, economic hardship, and access to the Internet in a corrupt way etc.

Eventually, once processed, these indicators might be way to pose a more complete picture of

current trends and predict future threats. In the final phase, a series of some recommended

scenarios is developed. The system used to eliminate such cases provides a clear visuals of the

involved criminals in cybercrime. It will allow us to examine indicators such as the size of the

cybercrime and their criminal activities.

So, to understand the mechanism and basic prevention from cyber-crime, basic courses and

trainings should be given to people such as judges, to familiarize them with the main and
important concepts of cyber-crime such as “botnet”, “Denial of Service Attacks” also called

“DOS”, “phishing” and others. Without such awareness, the chances of a well-investigated and

a successful cyber trial will be at risk of being compromised. Given the nature of cybercrime, no

matter what the expertise of judges and prosecutors, they should be fitted with at least a basic

understanding of the nature of cyber crime.

Conclusion:

Criminals involved in cybercrime are often the most trained and always a step ahead when the

usage of computer technologies or hacking. However, it must be appreciated that many of the

organizations are constantly working on teaching and training their staffs to eradicate the cyber-

attackers and coordinate efforts to combat cyber-crime.Finally, in doing so, ongoing awareness

and training is the only approachable way.

Raising the full awareness of the threat of cybercrime, especially among the computer users as

well as other vulnerable groups of victims such as bigger organizations with numerous amount of

valuable data, while considering that the trust of internet users that their personal or maybe,

private data might be at stake of being misused, still remains one of the biggest challenges for

years to come

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