Group Members: Ibrar Manzoor 035, Muhammad Naqash 050, Usman Aslam 042, Muhammad Talha 066, Arslan Ahmad 064 Computer crimes refer to the illegal use of information technology or unauthorized access to computer systems with the intent to damage, delete, or alter data. This includes identity theft, misusing devices, electronic frauds, illegally browsing or stealing private information from companies or individuals, and in some cases maliciously destroying or corrupting computer systems or files. Alternatively referred to as cyber crime, e-crime, electronic crime, or hi-tech crime.

1. Group Members
Ibrar Manzoor 035
Muhammad Naqash 050
Usman Aslam 042
Muhammad Talha 066
Arslan Ahmad 064

2. Computer
Crime

3. Computer
crime
Computer crimes refer to the use of
information technology for
illegal purposes or for unauthorized
access of a computer system
where the intent is to damage, delete or
alter the data present in
the computer. Even identity thefts,
misusing devices or electronic
frauds are considered to be computer
crimes.

4. “
￮ Computer crime is an act performed by
a knowledgeable computer user,
sometimes referred to as a hacker that
illegally browses or steals a company's
or individual's private information. In
some cases, this person or group of
individuals may be malicious and
destroy or otherwise corrupt the
computer or data files.
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5. Computer
Crime
Alternatively referred to as cyber crime,
e-crime, electronic crime, or hi-tech
crime.

6. Type:
Copyright
violation
Stealing or using another
person's Copyrighted materi
al without permission.

7. Cyber
terrorism
Hacking, threats, and blackmailing
towards a business or person.

8. Hacking
Hacking is unauthorized access over a
computer system, and
it usually involves modifying computer
hardware or software
to accomplish a goal outside the
creator’s purpose.

9. Cracking
Breaking or deciphering codes that are
being used to protect data.

10. Cyberbullying
Harassing or stalking others online.

11. Cybersquatting
Setting up a domain of another person or
company with the sole intentions of
selling it to them later at a premium
price.

12. Denial of
Service attack
Overloading a system with so many
requests it cannot serve normal
requests.

13. Espionage
Spying on a person or business.

14. Fraud
Manipulating data, e.g., changing banking
records to transfer money to an
account or participating in credit
card fraud.

15. Harvesting
Collect account or other account related
information on other people.

16. Human
trafficking
Participating in the illegal act of buying or
selling other humans.

17. Identity
theft
Pretending to be someone you are not.

18. Illegal
sales
Buying or selling illicit goods online
including drugs, guns, and
psychotropic substances.

19. Intellectual
property theft
Stealing practical or conceptual
information developed by another
person or company.

20. IPR
violation
An intellectual property rights violation is
any infringement of another's
Copyright, patent, or trademark.

21. Phishing
Deceiving individuals to gain private or
personal information about that
person.

22. Salami
slicing
Stealing tiny amounts of money from
each transaction.

23. Scam
Tricking people into believing something
that is not true.

24. Slander
Posting libel or slander against another
person or company.

25. Software
piracy
Copying, distributing, or
using software that is Copyrighted
that you did not purchase.

26. Spamming
Distributed unsolicited e-mail to dozens
or hundreds of different addresses.

27. Spoofing
Deceiving a system into thinking you are
someone you really are not.

28. Unauthorized
access
Gaining access to systems you have no
permission to access.