Types of cyber crime
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Cybercrime involves any criminal activity using computers, networks or networked devices. It can be carried out by individuals or organizations, and some cybercriminals are highly skilled while others are novices. Common types of cybercrime include cyberextortion, cryptojacking, software piracy, credit card fraud, cyberespionage, and identity theft. The true costs of cybercrime are difficult to assess but can include financial losses, damage to investor perception and company value, loss of customers and reputation, fines and legal costs, and direct costs of responding to attacks. A case study example showed credit card fraud occurring when someone made an unauthorized online purchase using a stolen credit card number, negatively impacting the victimized customer and online
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Social engineering involves manipulating people into revealing confidential information through psychological tricks, deception or pretending to need access for legitimate reasons. Attackers use methods like pretexting, phishing and fake websites to obtain personally identifiable data, financial information, passwords and other sensitive details from targets like employees or customers. The impacts of social engineering can be significant, as demonstrated by a $80 million cyberattack on Bangladesh's central bank. To protect against social engineering, organizations should promote security awareness training to help people identify inappropriate requests and understand the risks of revealing private information.
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- 1. • CYBERCRIME IS ANY CRIMINAL ACTIVITY THAT INVOLVES A COMPUTER, NETWORKED DEVICE OR A NETWORK. • MOST, BUT NOT ALL, CYBERCRIME IS COMMITTED BY CYBERCRIMINALS OR HACKERS WHO WANT TO MAKE MONEY. CYBERCRIME IS CARRIED OUT BY INDIVIDUALS OR ORGANIZATIONS. • SOME CYBERCRIMINALS ARE ORGANIZED, USE ADVANCED TECHNIQUES AND ARE HIGHLY TECHNICALLY SKILLED. OTHERS ARE NOVICE HACKERS. • RARELY, CYBERCRIME AIMS TO DAMAGE COMPUTERS FOR REASONS OTHER THAN PROFIT. THESE COULD BE POLITICAL OR PERSONAL.
- 2. Cyberextortion: A crime involving an attack or threat of an attack coupled with a demand for money to stop the attack. Cryptojacking: An attack that uses scripts to mine cryptocurrencies within browsers without the user's consent. Software piracy: An attack that involves the unlawful copying, distribution and use of software programs with the intention of commercial or personal use. Credit card fraud: An attack that occurs when hackers infiltrate retailers' systems to get the credit card and/or banking information of their customers. Cyberespionage: A crime involving a cybercriminal who hacks into systems or networks to gain access to confidential information held by a government or other organization.
- 3. Exit scam: The dark web, not surprisingly, has given rise to the digital version of an old crime known as the exit scam. Identity theft: An attack that occurs when an individual accesses a computer to glean a user's personal information, which they then use to steal that person's identity or access their valuable accounts, such as banking and credit cards.
- 4. EFFECTS OF CYBERCRIME ON ECONOMY• THE TRUE COST OF CYBERCRIME IS DIFFICULT TO ASSESS ACCURATELY. • WHILE THE FINANCIAL LOSSES DUE TO CYBERCRIME CAN BE SIGNIFICANT, BUSINESSES CAN ALSO SUFFER OTHER DISASTROUS CONSEQUENCES AS A RESULT OF CRIMINAL CYBERATTACKS, INCLUDING THE FOLLOWING: 1. DAMAGE TO INVESTOR PERCEPTION AFTER A SECURITY BREACH CAN CAUSE A DROP IN THE VALUE OF A COMPANY. 2. IN ADDITION TO POTENTIAL SHARE PRICE DROPS, BUSINESSES MAY ALSO FACE INCREASED COSTS FOR BORROWING AND GREATER DIFFICULTY IN RAISING MORE CAPITALAS A RESULT OF A CYBERATTACK. 3. LOSS OF SENSITIVE CUSTOMER DATA CAN RESULT IN FINES AND PENALTIES FOR COMPANIES THAT HAVE FAILED TO PROTECT THEIR CUSTOMERS' DATA. BUSINESSES MAY ALSO BE SUED OVER THE DATA BREACH. 4. DAMAGED BRAND IDENTITYAND LOSS OF REPUTATION AFTER A CYBERATTACK UNDERMINE CUSTOMERS' TRUST IN A COMPANY AND THAT COMPANY'S ABILITY TO KEEP THEIR FINANCIAL DATA SAFE. FOLLOWING A CYBERATTACK, FIRMS NOT ONLY LOSE CURRENT CUSTOMERS, BUT THEY ALSO LOSE THE ABILITY TO GAIN NEW CUSTOMERS. 5. BUSINESSES MAY ALSO INCUR DIRECT COSTS FROM A CRIMINAL CYBERATTACK, INCLUDING INCREASED INSURANCE PREMIUM COSTS AND THE COST OF HIRING CYBERSECURITY COMPANIES TO DO INCIDENT RESPONSE AND REMEDIATION, AS WELL AS PUBLIC RELATIONS (PR) AND OTHER SERVICES RELATED TO AN ATTACK.
- 5. CASE STUDY ON CYBER CRIME IN MAY 2020, ACCORDING TO THE CYBERCRIME CASE STUDY, SOMEONE LOGGED ONTO THE WEBSITE UNDER THE IDENTITY OF BARBARA CAMPAAND ORDERED A SONY COLOUR TELEVISION SET AND A CORDLESS HEADPHONE. SHE GAVE HER CREDIT CARD NUMBER FOR PAYMENTAND REQUESTED THE PRODUCTS TO BE DELIVERED TO ARIF AZIM IN NOIDA. THE PAYMENT WAS DULY CLEARED BY THE CREDIT CARD AGENCY, AND THE TRANSACTION WAS PROCESSED. AFTER FOLLOWING THE RELEVANT PROCEDURES OF DUE DILIGENCE AND CHECKING, THE COMPANY DELIVERED THE ITEMS TO ARIF AZIM. THOUGH AT THE TIME OF DELIVERY, THE COMPANY TOOK DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHS SHOWING THE DELIVERY BEING ACCEPTED BY ARIF AZIM. THE TRANSACTION CLOSED AT THAT, BUT AFTER ONE AND A HALF MONTHS THE CREDIT CARD AGENCY INFORMED THE COMPANY THAT THIS WAS AN UNAUTHORIZED TRANSACTION AS THE REAL OWNER HAD DENIED HAVING MADE THE PURCHASE. THIS IS AN EXAMPLE OF CREDIT CARD FRAUD. FURTHER SUCH EXAMPLES HAVE AN ADVERSE EFFECT ON THE CUSTOMERS BUYING PRODUCTS ONLINE. SO, THESE CUSTOMERS THINK 10 TIMES BEFORE PURCHASING ANY PRODUCT ONLINE. THEREFORE THIS AFFECTS THE ECONOMYAS ONLINE CUSTOMERS REDUCE DUE TO SUCH INCIDENTS.