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Understand cybercrime and defenses

by Swati Rai
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Slide 1: What is Cybercrime?

Cybercrime refers to crimes conducted via the internet or digital devices. It harms individuals, organizations, or society by stealing data, money, or disrupting services.

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Slide 2: Common Types

Key types include:

  • Hacking and unauthorized access
  • Phishing scams to steal credentials
  • Malware like viruses and Trojans
  • Ransomware encrypting data for payment

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Slide 3: Social Engineering

Social engineering manipulates people to reveal confidential information. Tactics include impersonation, pretexting, and baiting used in scams.

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Slide 4: Phishing in Depth

Phishing emails, messages, or sites imitate legitimate brands. Look for misspellings, unusual URLs, and requests for sensitive data.

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Slide 5: Malware Essentials

Malware chars include viruses, worms, spyware, and adware. It harms devices, steals data, or grants attackers control.

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Slide 6: Ransomware Impact

Ransomware locks files and demands payment. It paralyzes businesses, causes data loss, and damages reputation.

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Slide 7: Identity Theft

Identity theft steals personal data to commit fraud. Protect accounts with strong passwords and two-factor authentication.

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Slide 8: Cybercrime Motivations

Criminals pursue financial gain, spying, or disruption. Preparedness reduces risk and potential losses.

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Slide 9: Prevention Tips

Protect yourself with:

  • Strong, unique passwords
  • Regular software updates
  • Suspicious-link caution
  • Backup data

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Slide 10: What to Do If Targeted

Report incidents quickly, document evidence, and contact relevant authorities or IT teams. Early action limits damage and aids recovery.

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