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Cybercrime

Nyah Smith Computing Year 8 English

Mind map about cybercrime: crimes using computers, identity theft, hacking and ransomware

Mind map: Cybercrime

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Cybercrime

  1. Crimes committed utilizing computers, or the internet.

    • any criminal activity carried out using the internet or computers.
    • identity theft
      • using stolen data, they pretend to be you, often spending money.
    • transaction fraud
      • Quicker transaction times increase the chances of fraudulent transactions going undetected
      • stolen data is used to generate unauthorized transactions
    • advance fee fraud
      • scams, in which an individual, or "businesses" offer something, but ask for money prior to the deal. In the end, they never pay.
    • hacking
      • gaining access to someone else's systems/data
    • piracy
      • usage of another persons work (copying) without permission
    • data theft
      • an example is when someone is leaving their job, they copy data from the old one and use it in their new one.
        • Copying data from elsewhere and using it as your own.
    • ransomware
      • using malware, they steal data and put a ransom on it for you to buy it back off them
    • phishing
      • often sending fake emails, to get personal details out of people.
        • look out for
          • greeting
          • address
          • forged link
          • request for personal info
          • sense of urgency
          • poor grammar/ spelling
      • the message often has something convincing about winning money or banks.
        • emails start with 'dear customer' or 'client' rather than your name
      • a padlock or the 's' on 'https' are signs of if the links are safe
        • a legitimate email will have a link with an 's' or secured padlock
  2. Cyber security

    • (information technology security)
    • protects computer's network from theft or damage

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Year 8 Computing Mind Map on Cybercrime, created by Nyah Smith on 29/01/2020.
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