1. Sardar Patel University of Police,
Security & Criminal Justice, Jodhpur
A presentation by: SHUBHAM SINGH
Under the guidance of Dr. MITHILESH NARAYAN BHATT
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4. “I fear the day that technology
will surpass our human
interaction. The world will have
a generation of idiots.”
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5. Cyber Crime
× crime or illegal activity that is done using the
internet
× a criminal offense involving a computer as the
object of the crime, or
× the tool used to commit a material component of
the offense
Crime of another world i.e. cyberspace.
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6. Cyber Crime
criminal activities carried
out by means of computers
or the Internet
No physical contact
do not require the use of
any force
How it’s different?
Conventional Crime
usually leave evidence that
can be used to spot them
take shorter time period to
investigate
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8. What kind of
person you are?
Aware
People having
knowledge of
programming
Updated with gadgets
and technology
Maintain anonymity
Mainstream
Have privacy concern
Updated with social
media
know about security
Follow terms and
conditions
Noob
a person who is
inexperienced in a
particular sphere or
activity, especially
computing or the use of
the Internet
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12. Techniques of
cybercrime
investigation
Searching Who is
Analysis of webserver
logs
Trying to recover deleted
evidences
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Tracking IP
Address
Tracking of email
account
Trying to crack the password
Trying to find out hidden data
14. × Tampering of electronic documents – sec. 65 of IT
Act
× Loss or damage to computer utility or resource –
sec 66(1)
× Hacking – sec. 66(2)
× Electronic obscenity – sec. 67
× Failures of order of certifying authority – sec. 685
× Unauthorized access to computer system – sec. 70
× Misrepresentation – sec. 71
× Fake digital signature publishing – sec. 73
× Fake digital signature – sec. 74
× Privacy/confidentiality breach – sec. 72
And many other crimes.
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21. The total number of responders are 53 from those 50 considered as potential
respondents.
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41%
5%
11% 9%
7%
27%
34%
Responder's Location
Jodhpur Amritsar Jharkhand
Delhi RSD Ferozepur JNV Ferozepur
23. How many of them know about IT Act?
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88%
12%
KNOWLEDGE OF IT ACT
Yes No
24. How many of them believe IT Act is capable?
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17
15
18
YES NO MAY BE
NOOFPEOPLEBELIVE
OUT OF 50 PEOPLE
IS IT ACT CAPABLE?
Is IT ACT capable?
25. Do an international law, rather than a law specific to a nation’s jurisdiction is more beneficial?
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66%
20%
14%
There should be an International Law rather than local laws
on Cyber crimes
YES MAYBE NO
26. How many participants encountered cybercrime?
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56%
44%
ENCOUNTERED CYBERCRIME
YES
NO
28. What will you do?
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Inform Superior
personnel within
theorganization
34%
Inform the Police
26%
React to it on
your own
initiative
30%
Ignore it
10%
IF YOU COME ACROSS A CYBER CRIME IN
YOUR LINE OF WORK HOW WOULD YOU
RESPOND TO IT?
29. Do your institution have proper protocol to address cybercrime?
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YES
54%
NO
46%
Oragnisation with protocol to address cybercrime
YES NO
30. Do only government should worry about cybercrime?
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YES
34%
No, other agencies
should also be
authorised to take
initiative.
66%
Only government should worry about Cybercrime
YES No, other agencies should also be authorised to take initiative.
31. Most of the cybercrimes are committed by insiders(acquaintances) or
disgruntled ex-employees do you agree with this?
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14%
38%32%
12%
4%
cyber crimes are committed by insiders
Strongly Agree Agree Neutral Disagree Strongly Disagree
32. Do women and children are more prone to cybercrime?
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38, 76%
4, 8%
8, 16%
Women and children are more prone to cybercrime
YES NO MAYBE
34. Do your cyber police stations are competent?
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20%
40%
40%
Cybercrime Police Stations in India are competent
YES NO NOT SURE
35. Most common loss, you do feel due to cybercrime?
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20%
44%
12%
6%
18%
Most common loss due cybercrime
Money Reputation Service quality Competitive edge Not sure
36. Conclusion
× Computers are playing a major role
× Without computer we are not going to do any work
× Increase use of technology will also lead to increase
in crime rate
× Cyber crime case has to be handled very carefully in
order to cull out the truth.
× Giving training for the police and judicial officers is
very important.
× India has to develop a lot in handling cyber crimes
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37. Suggestions
× Internet security to be tightened
× Encryption technology to be used
× Intrusion detection systems to be used
× Cyber Law has to be amended
× Cyber forensic lab should be get established in
all the police stations
× Educating the public on cyber crimes cases
× Motivating cyber crime victims for registering
complaint against the criminals.
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38. Credits
Special thanks to all the people who made and
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× Library Media
× Computer Lab
× Presentation template by SlidesCarnival
× Photographs by Unsplash, Google Images
× Data by Trustwave, Economic Times & Report
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do not require the use of any force since the criminals merely use the identities of their victims to steal from them.
According to economic times and trustwave Global security report
In the upcoming years computers are playing a major role. In our day to day life without computer we are not going to do any work. So the increase use of technology will also lead to increase in crime rate. The cyber crime case has to be handled very carefully in order to cull out the truth. Giving training for the police and judicial officers is very important. India has to develop a lot in handling cyber crimes cases.