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Cybercrime and cybersecurity were discussed. Cybercrime refers to criminal acts involving computers and networks, like phishing where people are tricked into revealing personal information. Phishing can have devastating impacts through identity theft and fraud. To protect against cybercrime, strong passwords and keeping software updated are recommended. Cybersecurity applies technologies and processes to protect systems, networks, and data from attacks. Examples include email, network, mobile device, cloud, and social media security. While cybercrime poses financial and privacy risks, basic cybersecurity practices can help prevent crimes if adopted.
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- 1. TOPIC: CYBERCRIME AND CYBERSECURITY Institute of technology of Cambodia Lecturer : Ms. TIM Nina Eliza GROUP: I2-GCA1A-G4 Name ID CHAO SOKLENG e20210970 CHHOR MENG HOUY e20210776 CHHORN SREYROTH e20210908 ENG LEANGAN e20210957 ENG MALINNA e20210198 IET DARA e20210089
- 2. Cyber is relating to or characteristic of the culture of computer information technology and virtual reality.. Cybercrime is any criminal activity that involves a computer, networked device or network. 1. What is Cyber and Cybercrime
- 3. Where it come from? The first cybercrime happened in France in 1834 with two hackers stealing financial market information and successfully accessing French telegraph.
- 4. 1.1.SOME OF THE REASONS THAT LEAD TO CYBERCRIME ARE: FINANCIAL Neglect Demand for interest Demonstration
- 5. Example: Phishing Phishing is a type of cybercrime that involves tricking people into revealing their personal information such as passwords, credit card numbers, and social security numbers. This is usually done through emails or fake websites that appear to be legitimate.
- 6. Impact : Phishing The impact of phishing can be devastating. Once a cybercriminal has access to someone's personal information, they can use it for identity theft, financial fraud, and other criminal activities. Victims of phishing attacks may also experience emotional distress and financial losses. In addition, businesses can suffer reputational damage if they are targeted by phishing attacks, which can lead to a loss of customer trust and revenue.
- 7. 2.HOW TO PROTECT CYBERCRIME Use strong password Keep your software updated
- 8. CYBERSECURITY IS AN APPLICATION OF TECHNOLOGIES, PROCESSES AND PROTECT SYSTEMS, NETWORKS, PROGRAMS, DEVICES AND DATA FROM CYBER ATTACKS. Security icons
- 10. Example of cybersecurity Email security Network security Mobile device security Cloud security Social Media security
- 11. 3.Conclusion In conclusion, cybercrime is a serious issue that affects individuals, businesses, and society as a whole. It can result in financial losses, identity theft, and even physical harm. However, there are steps that can be taken to protect against cybercrime. Basic cybersecurity practices such as using strong passwords, keeping software up to date, and being cautious when opening emails or clicking on links can go a long way in preventing cybercrime. It's also important to stay informed about emerging threats and adapt security measures accordingly.
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