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Cybercrime in a nutshell.

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Cybercrime includes any illegal activity committed using a type of computing device or computer networks

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such as the Internet.

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The US Department of Justice DOJ defines cybercrime as any criminal offense committed against or with

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the use of a computer or computer network.

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The major motivation behind cybercrime is financial gain.

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Example spreading malware to steal access codes to bank accounts.

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However, a good portion of cybercrime has different motivations, like interrupting service, for example,

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DDoS attacks to stop services offered by the target organization stealing confidential data, example,

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consumer data, medical information, exchanging copyrighted materials in an unlawful way, and cyber

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espionage, corporate trade and military secrets.

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What is cybercrime?

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Cybercrime is defined as an unlawful action against any person using a computer, its systems and its

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online or offline applications.

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It occurs when information technology is used to commit or cover an offense.

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However, the act is only considered cybercrime if it is intentional and not accidental.

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Example of cybercrime.

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Here are some most commonly occurring cyber crimes.

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The fraud did by manipulating computer network.

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Unauthorized access to or modification of data or application.

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Intellectual property theft that includes software piracy.

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Industrial spying and access to or theft of computer materials.

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Writing or spreading computer viruses or malware.