cybercrime by suphiyaan

SuphiyaanCYBERCRIME

BIBLIOGRAPHYGercke, M.(2012). Understanding cybercrime: phenomena, challenges and legal response. ITU Telecommunication Development

Bureau. Retrieved from www.itu.int/ITU-D/cyb/cybersecurity/legislation.html

WHAT IS CYBERCRIME ?

• criminal activities carried out by means of computers or the Internet.

INTRODUCTION

• Advantages and Risks

• Cybersecurity and Cybercrime

• International dimension of Crime

PHENOMENA OF CYBERCRIME

• Topology of Cybercrime : Offence related confidentiality, integrity and availability of computer systems. Computer-related offence, Content-related offence and Copyright related offence

• Development of CyberCrime : Journey start from 1960s…

IMPACT OF CYBERCRIME OFFENCE

• Crime Statics

• The US Internet Complaint Center reports a 22.3 per cent increase in complaints submitted relating to cybercrime compared with 2008.

• German crimes statistics indicate that overall number of interenet-related crimes increased in 2009 by 23.6 per cent compared with 2008.

• Surveys

• Credit card and bank account information are among the most popular information advertised on underground economy services. The prices range between USD 0.85-USD 30 (single credit card information) and USD 15-USD 850 (single bank account information).

• In 2007, auction fraud was among the top Internet scams in the US, with an average loss of more than USD 1 000 per case.

• In 2005, losses as a result of identity-related offences in the US totalled USD 56.6 billion.

• The financial and personal cost of cybercrime varies significantly among single incidents in Ireland, generating aggregate costs of over EUR 250 000.

TOPOLOGY OF CYBERCRIME

• Offence against confidentiality

• Content-related offence

• Copyright-related offence

• Computer-related offence

• Combination offence

THE CHALLENGES OF FIGHT CYBERCRIME

• General challenges

• Legal Challenges

GENERAL CHALLENGES

• Number of users

• Availability of device and access

• Availability of information

• International dimensions

• Automation

• Resource

GENERAL CHALLENGES

• Speed of data exchange

• Missing mechanism of control

• Encryption technology

LEGAL RESPONSES

• Substantive criminal law

• Digital Evidence

• Justisdiction

• Procedural law

LEGAL RESPONSES

• International cooperation

• Liability of internet providers

CONCLUSIONTo conclude article provide better understanding of cybercrime. It discusses about phenomena and challenges of cybercrime. the article also provide informative aspects of legal response in cybercrime. The article has it strength

and weakness. However, article is relevant and can be used for better understanding of cybercrime.

–Suphiyaan

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