cyber crimes ppt cyber crime

1. : Cyber Crimes
Submited By
Vikas Bairwa

2. Content :)
• What is Cyber Crime.
• Cyber Crime statistic
• Trending Cyber Crimes in Present Time
• DeepFake Scam.
• Fex Ex Courier Scam
• Festival Theme Crimes
• Video Call Scams
• many more……
Cyber Crimes
”If you spend more on Coffee than IT ,you will be hacked .” -Richard Clarke

3. Cybercrime is a type of crime involving a computer or a computer
network. The computer may have been used in committing the crime, or it
may be the target. Cybercrime may harm someone's security or finances
What is Cyber Crime ?

4. Cyber Crime Statistics
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5. Trending Cyber Crimes
Deep Fake
scam
Video call
scams
Fed ex Courior
scam
Investing Scams
Festival Theme
Crimes
Many more…

6. Deep Fake Scams
Artificial intelligence (AI) can be a powerful tool, but what happens when it falls into the
hands of scammers?
While AI can help with things like chatbots for customer service and writing emails, it can
also be leveraged by nefarious actors through deep fake scams that can mimic human
voices, create fake videos, photos and more to take advantage of unsuspecting victim

7. Deep Fake Scams
How it Works
Phone scams are nothing new, but with the help of AI, they’ve become more realistic and a more powerful
weapon for scammers. Scammers will use AI to:
● Take videos, photos and other information from your social media profiles and other websites and use AI to
create realistic deep fakes for their fraudulent schemes. They even leverage things like posts from your
current vacation to identify their targets.
● Once they’ve created a deep fake of a real voice of your loved one, they’ll call you to say they’re in trouble
and need money. Scammers have even taken things as far as faking kidnappings and using deep fake
voices to make their ransom calls seem legitimate. As AI continues to evolve and become more realistic,
scammers are also using it to create videos that may look and sound just like your loved ones to leverage in
their scheme.
● Scammers play up the sense of urgency and seriousness of the situation to get you to act quickly and without
thinking.
Scammers will ask for payment in cash, gift cards or cryptocurrency to try to make their schemes untraceable

8. Deep Fake Scams
Deep fake examples

9. Fed ex Courier Scams
The ‘FedEx courier’ fraudsters impersonate FedEx employees and law enforcement
officials. The scammers involved in the fake call operation prey on people’s anxieties and
fears. They employ Interactive Voice Response (IVR) systems that convincingly simulate
automated calls from FedEx and fake customs and Mumbai police officials. The callers
weave a tale of a stuck consignment being thoroughly checked at the Mumbai airport
customs, leading to the discovery of narcotics hidden among the items. To avoid legal
troubles, they coerce their victims into paying a hefty ‘fine’ ranging from Rs 1 lakh to Rs 10
lakh

10. Fed ex Courier Scams
In 2023 alone, Bengaluru Police have registered 163 such cases, 48 of them in the South-
East division alone

11. Festival Theme Crimes
The nation's cybersecurity watchdog, the Indian Computer Emergency Response
Team (CERT-In), on October 18 issued an advisory asking users to be aware of
festival-themed scams that promise users offers and prizes but end up stealing
sensitive information like bank account details and OTP. "It has been reported that
adwares are targeting prominent brands and tricking its (sic) customers in
fraudulent phishing/fraudulent scams.

12. Festival Theme Crimes

13. Video Call Scams
In video call scams you may got following situations .
● In this new type of online frauds, an offender uses voice and video
sample of your known individual and then calls use giving AI
commands from its mobile phone. The technology is so smooth in use
that the victim believes that he or she is talking to its knonw individual."
● For many with a mobile phone, scam calls are a regular
occurrence. But WhatsApp and instagram users are specifically
being urged to look out for a new phishing scam in the form of a
video call from an unknown number and are being advised not
to answer them.

14. Varition of Video Call Scams
● Tech support scams
● Impersonation scams
● Blackmailing by showing their video’s screen recording

15. Social Media Account Jacking
In this scam an unknown person may message you like “hey MR. XYZ i see your instagram
profile i am helping people to earn money in crypto in order to be in my team you need to
mention @XySD in your bio and add abc@gmail.com in your email of instagram”;

16. Social Media Account Jacking

17. How to be safe from cyber Crime
● Make your social media account and their posts private
● Never share your personal details with anyone on social
media
● Don’t answer unknown video calls
● Still if you got scammed Then call on cyber crime helpline
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