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- 6. What Are the Crimes? • Breaches of Physical Security • Disruption of service • Interception of communication
- 7. What Are the Crimes? • Breaches of Personnel Security • Masquerading • Social engineering
- 8. What Are the Crimes? • Breaches of Communications/Data Security • Data attacks (e.g. data theft) • Software attacks (e.g. malware)
- 9. Who Are the Perpetrators? • Crackers • “Professional” Criminals • Vandals
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- 11. What Is the Extent of the Problem? • CSI/FBI Computer Crime and Security Survey • It's a big problem, but it's getting better • Hard to tell • DoD: As few as 10% of cases are reported
- 12. Computer Crime Prvention UNIVERSITAS TEKNOKRAT INDONESIA FAKULTAS TEKNIK DAN ILMU KOMPUTER 20192019 Socio Informatics
- 13. Computer Crime Prevention • Do not connect to anything • Hardware or Physical Level • Software Level • Laws and Lawsuits
- 14. Major Threats • Viruses • Hackers • Spyware/Spam • Copyright Infringement • Theft
- 15. Methods of Prevention • Hardware • Locks • Firewalls • Hardware based vs. Software based • Filtering • Allow everything vs. Deny everything.
- 16. Methods of Prevention • Software • Data Encryption • Firewalls • Wireless • Antivirus • On-access Detection vs. On-demand Detection • Spyware/Spam • Programs available online
- 17. Methods of Prevention • Laws • “Can Spam” Act & Spy Act • Computer Fraud and Abuse Act • “knowingly causes the transmission of a program, information, code, or command, and as a result of such conduct, intentionally causes damage without authorization, to a protected computer “ • Copyright Infringement (Piracy) • RIAA & MPAA • Software Companies
- 18. Total Prevention - Possible? • Technology Growing Too Fast • Multi-layered prevention • Wireless
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