1. LSE Summer School 2010MG270: Business Development and ICT Innovation9th July 2010 “Cybercrime 2.0: When the Cloud Turns Dark” Carlos EstebanLibrero Dario Gatti Roberto Held

2. Cybercrimerefers to any crime that involves a computerand a network.

3. Whatcrimes? Crimes that primarily target computer networks or devices include: Malware (malicious code) Denial-of-service attacks Computer viruses Crimes that merely use computer networks or devices include: Cyber stalking Fraud and identity theft Phishing scams Information warfare

4. While the first hackers wanted to exhibit their technical superiority...

5. …today they are primarily motivated by economic interests.

6. Cyber-wars

7. Who will win?

9. Types of Cybercrime Spam - sending out of junk e-mails for commercial purposes; Malware programs – Virus, worms, trojan horse; Drug Trafficking

10. Types of Cybercrime Cyber Terrorism – hacking official websites; Obscene or Offensive Content – Adults only!!

12. Anti-virus;

13. Firewall;

14. Internet;Programs out-of-date => very insecure

15. Possible Solutions Automatic updates; User education; More efficient malware detectors;

16. Social Engineering Attacks Process of manipulating users; Free examples – antivirus test;

19. Security System identifying malicious content throw GOOGLE search. Browsers (Safari, Firefox…) use information to prevent users’ visits.

20. Pirate Bay Attack 4 million accounts exposed Break into vulnerable database History and personal information (passwords, e-mails…)

21. Cybercrimeis a criticalissuenotonlyforpages and applications on the Web. Itsimplications can begreater and can affectalso the real world. Blackout that may have been caused by hackers in 2009, Brazil.

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