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- 1. Welcome To OurGroup Presentation Topic : Cyber Crime And Security
- 2. Our Group MemberList • S M Shams Qamar • AF22LNB0167 • Muhammad Ehtasham • AF22LNB0169 • Abdul Rehman • AF22LNB0483 • Muhammad Naeem • AF22LNB0179 • Faraz Hassan • AF22LNB0194
- 3. S M ShamsQamar I’m Shams & My topics is that’s 1 • Impact of Technology 2 • Introduction Of Topic 3 • Major Topics
- 4. Impact of Technology? SafetyAccess Healthcare Socialiazation Impact
- 5. Definition Cyber Security& Cyber Crime?
- 6. Major Topics Topics Malware Virus TrojanHorses Hacking Password Cracking
- 7. Muhammad Ehtasham I’m Muhammad Ehtasham &My Topic is Virus Virus Introduction Solution
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- 9. Solution? Antivirus software Protect yournetwork Operating system up to date
- 10. Abdul Rehman I’m Abdul Rehman& My topics Is That’s Topics Malware Introduction Solution Trojan Horses Introduction Solution
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- 13. Way of Attacks InfectedFiles Email Attachments Malicious Websites
- 14. Effacts Of Malware StealSensitive Info Disrupting Normal Operations Taking Control
- 15. To Stop Malware Useanti-malware software Use a firewall Educate yourself
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- 18. Effact’s Stealing Passwords Deleting orModifying Files Installing Additional SF
- 19. Solution? Use reputable anti- virus Usea firewall Educate yourself
- 20. Muhammad Naeem I’m Muhammad Naeem& My topics is that’s Topics Hacking Introduction Solution Password Cracking Introduction Method Securing
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- 22. How To preventhacking? Use strong passwords Use two-factor authentication Use secure connections
- 23. Password Cracking Password Cracking AboutMethod Securing
- 24. Methods for crackingpasswords Brute-force attack Dictionary attack Hybrid attack
- 25. Securing Password Store passwordssecurely Regularly change passwords Use strong and unique passwords
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Editor's Notes
- #5 transport efficiency and safety to access to food and healthcare, socialization and productivity.
- #6 Cybersecurity is the practice of protecting critical systems and sensitive information from digital attacks. Cybercrime is criminal activity that either targets or uses a computer, a computer network or a networked device.
- #9 A virus is a type of malware that infects a host computer by inserting its code into other programs or files on the system A worm, on the other hand, is a standalone program that replicates itself and spreads across networks and systems without the need for a host program.
- #10 Install and update anti-virus and anti-malware software Keep software and operating systems up-to-date Use a firewall Be cautious with emails and attachments Use strong passwords Use virtual private networks (VPNs) Back up important data:
- #12 Malware is a type of software designed to cause harm, damage, or disruption to computer systems or networks.
- #13 Malware is a type of software designed to cause harm, damage, or disruption to computer systems or networks.
- #14 Emotet 2014, so-called
- #16 Next-Generation Antivirus (NGAV) Solution Malwarebytes
- #18 A Trojan horse is a type of malware that disguises itself as legitimate software or files, it can give remote attackers unauthorized access to a computer system or steal sensitive information
- #19 Keyloggers
- #20 McAfee, Norton, Trend Micro
- #22 Hacking refers to the act of using technical expertise and knowledge of computer systems and networks to gain unauthorized access to computer systems, networks, or data. Hacking can involve a variety of techniques, such as exploiting software vulnerabilities, social engineering, or phishing attacks.
- #23 Use strong passwords Use two-factor authentication Use secure connections Keep software up-to-date Use anti-virus software Be cautious with emails and attachments Use a firewall Limit access Educate yourself
- #24 Password cracking is the process of recovering or guessing passwords from data that has been stored or transmitted in an encrypted form.
- #25 Brute-force attack Dictionary attack Hybrid attack
- #26 Store passwords securely Regularly change passwords Use two-factor authentication Use strong and unique passwords