CYBER CRIMEPrepared by:

Ahtasham Ali

CONTENT:

What is CYBERCRIME?

Forms of Cybercrime

Report about cybercrime

Implications of Cybercrime

Conclusion

WHAT IS CYBERCRIME?

Cybercrime is defined as:

Criminal activity done using computer

and internet. this include anything from

downloading illegal files to stealing millions

of dollars from online banking account.

BACK GROUND HISTORY

1988 first national bank of Chicago is the

victim of $70 million dollars.

1987 computer emergency response team

created.

Therefore there are many crimes which are

done through internet…

FORMS OF CYBERCRIME

Piracy – copying protected software

without authorisation

FORMS OF CYBERCRIME

Cracking – accessing computer

systems without authority to commit a

crime.

HACKER

Hacker are the programmer they

should have the knowledge of advance

technology of operating system and

program languages.

FORMS OF CYBERCRIME

Phreaking – manipulating a phone

system using a computer or other

device to obtain free telephone calls or

charge calls to another account

FORMS OF CYBERCRIME

Cyber stalking. The criminal follows

the victim by sending emails, entering

the chat rooms frequently.

FORMS OF CYBERCRIME

Cyber terrorism – is the use of internet

based attacks in terrorist activities.

FORMS OF CYBERCRIME

Cyber pornography – producing

and/or distributing pornography using a

computer

F INANC IAL CR IMES

Includes credit card frauds, money laundering,

forgery e.t.cMONEY LAUNDERING

Is the process by which large amount of illegally obtain money is given the appearance of having originated form a legimate source

FORMS OF CYBERCRIME

EMAIL BOMBING

Refers to sending a large number of emails to

victims resulting in the victims email account

crashing.

It is a type of Denial-of-service attacks.

HOW TO REPORT ABOUT CYBER CRIME

IMPLICATIONS OF CYBERCRIME

In 2008, security vendor AVG

conducted a survey into global

cybercrime and found that Australia

has the highest incidence of cyber

crime in the world with more than 39

per cent of Australian’s having been the

victim of cyber crime

IMPLICATIONS OF CYBERCRIME

A recent report by the Australian

Institute of Criminology found that

cybercrime is costing Australian

businesses more than $600 million

annually

CONCLUSION

Cyber crime refers to illegal activities that

take place online, including fraud, identity

theft, computer viruses and worms, cyber

stalking, drug trafficking and the like. Most

people become victims of these at one time or

another.

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http://poahttp://www.fbi.gov/wanted/cyber

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http://www.pakistanlaw.net/law-articles/important-

aspects-cyber-crime-law-pakistan/

http://www.nr3c.gov.pk/contact.html