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    This document summarizes a student project on classifying cybercrimes and cyber-incidents. The project uses temporal and location parameters to classify crimes, which can help identify frequent crimes in specific areas and enable countermeasures. It compares algorithms like Random Forest and Decision Trees on a training set to accurately classify incidents. The research was presented at a conference and published in an international journal.

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    This document summarizes a student project on classifying cybercrimes and cyber-incidents. The project uses temporal and location parameters to classify crimes, which can help identify frequent crimes in specific areas and enable countermeasures. It compares algorithms like Random Forest and Decision Trees on a training set to accurately classify incidents. The research was presented at a conference and published in an international journal.

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    CLASSIFICATION OF CYBERCRIMES AND

    CYBER-INCIDENTS

    Batch ID Guide Name Panel Head Name


    CSE994978 Mrs A.MeenaPriyadharsini Dr. M.Pushpalatha

    Faculty Advisor Project Domain


    Dr.M.Umadevi,Dr.R.I.Minu ML

    Student 1 Student 2
    Name Name
    Ansh Sachdeva Suvigya Hairiya
    Registration Number Registration Number
    RA1611003010994 RA1611003010978
    Email ID Email ID
    [email protected] [email protected]

    Number Number
    7275951388 8299756166

    Abstract
    Cybercrimes very much are a product of today's modern technology environment.
    These offences occur across the cyberspace and have a risk associated with them of
    low to high intensity for our society and many industries,, what in turn can pose a
    national as well as a global threat Economy also becomes much pregnable if an
    instance like this occurs.Conventionally,emergency systems have been installed to
    counter and detect these incidents.But even those may sometimes become infeasuble
    or insufficient for those incidents.But majority of incidnets occur on a small or medium
    Hence, this project uses physical parameters of time and location to tag these crimes Architecture Diagram
    which would aid to prevent them in future.Having these parameters in coordination
    with the algorithms such as Random Forest or Decision Trees aids to come to a
    conclusive result regarding the time-taken by each algorithm. Then,assess these results
    and devise a conclusive outcome from this detection.

    Highlights of the Project


    (Patent, Hackathons, Competitions, etc.) Conclusion
    The present models of classification of cybercrimes are based on abstract parameters The paper gives us an exclusive way of classifying various crimes depending on
    often yielding subjective results. In this model, temporal and location parameters are the physical factors such as time and date. It gives a solution to students to carry
    taken into account so that effective countermeasures can be taken in a given out an easy project making process using a cybercrime classifier. It utilises the
    jurisdiction. This can also be used to assess the high-frequency crimes in a specific various classifications of decision trees and random forest to develop a model
    area to adopt measures against them. to train over a training set to get the most accurate results. It is a cheap and
    efficient way to classify cybercrimes so that the victims can detect the type of
    incident and follow-up correspondingly. Also, it analysis the data and generates
    different graphs for the proper representation of the data.

    Conference Details Publication Details


    Presented our Research Paper at ICIOT 2020 which was held in Our paper on Classification of Cybercrimes and Cyber-Incidents was published
    SRM INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY by Melange Publications, Puducherry in the International Journal of Advanced
    Paper No.- 0215 Science & Technology (ISSN: 2207-6360).
    The following link redirects to the page of the journal on their website:

    http://sersc.org/journals/index.php/IJAST/article/view/16969/8580

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