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    Crimes of The New Millenium: I. Cybercrime

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    The document discusses various types of cybercrimes including hacking, data theft, cyberstalking, and software piracy. It categorizes cybercrimes as those committed against individuals, organizations, and society at large. Cyber vandalism and transnational organized crime are also examined, with cybercriminals taking on roles like programmers, hackers, and leaders in organized cybercrime rings. The document concludes with an overview of cyberwarfare methods like sabotage and espionage, and tips for protecting against becoming a victim of cybercrime.

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    The document discusses various types of cybercrimes including hacking, data theft, cyberstalking, and software piracy. It categorizes cybercrimes as those committed against individuals, organizations, and society at large. Cyber vandalism and transnational organized crime are also examined, with cybercriminals taking on roles like programmers, hackers, and leaders in organized cybercrime rings. The document concludes with an overview of cyberwarfare methods like sabotage and espionage, and tips for protecting against becoming a victim of cybercrime.

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    Crimes of The New Millenium: I. Cybercrime

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    Jeron Bert D. Agustin
    The document discusses various types of cybercrimes including hacking, data theft, cyberstalking, and software piracy. It categorizes cybercrimes as those committed against individuals, organizations, and society at large. Cyber vandalism and transnational organized crime are also examined, with cybercriminals taking on roles like programmers, hackers, and leaders in organized cybercrime rings. The document concludes with an overview of cyberwarfare methods like sabotage and espionage, and tips for protecting against becoming a victim of cybercrime.

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    CRIMES OF THE NEW MILLENIUM

    I. CYBERCRIME-

    a. Tool

    b. Target
    Modes and Manner of Committing Cyber Crime:
    – hacking – Trojan attacks
    – theft of information contained in – internet time theft
    Electronic Form – web jacking
    – e-mail bombing – phishing
    – data diddling – cyber stalking
    – salami attack – Software Piracy
    – denial of service attack – cyber theft
    – virus or worm attacks – cyber defamation/ libel
    – logic bomb
    Classifications of Cyber Crime:
    – 1. Against Individuals

    – a. against person
    – harassment via e-mails -fraud and cheating
    – cyber-stalking

    – dissemination of obscene material

    – defamation

    – unauthorized control/ access over computer system


    b. property of individual

    – computer vandalism

    – transmitting virus

    – unauthorized control/ access over computer system

    – intellectual property crimes

    – internet time thefts


    2. Against Organization

    a. Government

    b. Firm, Company, Group of individuals


    – unauthorized control/ access over computer system

    – possession of unauthorized information

    – cyber terrorism against the government organization

    – distribution of pirated software etc.


    3. Against Society at large

    a. pornography (child pornography)

    b. polluting the youth through indecent exposure

    c. trafficking

    d. financial crimes

    e. sale of illegal articles

    f. online gambling

    g. forgery
    Reasons why cybercrimes are not reported:

     to save personal embarrassment and public contempt

     it could boomerang to business refutes

     the cost maybe more expensive than damage seek to recover

     lack of specific law penalizing computer crimes

     hackers are sometimes more intelligent than law enforcement


    II. CYBER VANDALISM
    Who are cyber vandals?

    a. Professional Developers

    b. Researchers

    c. Skilled and inexperienced youth


    Threats of cyber vandalism:

    – It affects your digital identity and image

    – If you have a business, it loses your customers

    – It ruins your overall reputation

    – Extra expenses, time and labor are involved

    – Reduces your profits


    III. TRANSNATIONAL ORGANIZED
    CRIME
    Cyber criminal roles in organized crime:

    Programmers System hosts and providers

    Distributors Cashiers

    IT experts Money mules

    Hackers Tellers

    Fraudsters Leaders
    IV. CYBERWARFARE
    Cyberwarfare involves the following attack methods:

     Sabotage- Military and financial computer systems are at risk

     Espionage and/or security breaches-These illegal exploitation methods are used


    to disable networks, software, computers or the Internet to steal or acquire
    classified information from rival institutions or individuals for military, political
    or financial gain.
    How to protect yourself against cybercrime?

    1. Use a full-service internet security suite

    2. Use strong passwords

    3. Keep your software updated

    4. Manage your social media settings

    5. Strengthen your home network


    6. Talk to your children about the internet

    7. Keep up to date on major security breaches

    8. Take measures to help protect yourself against identity theft

    9. Know that identity theft can happen anywhere

    10. Keep an eye on the kids

    11. Know what to do if you become a victim

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