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Cybercrime EssentialsVersion en ligne Understand cybercrime and defenses par Swati Rai 1 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. 2 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 3 Slide 3: Social Engineering Social engineering manipulates people to reveal confidential information. Tactics include impersonation, pretexting, and baiting used in scams. 4 Slide 4: Phishing in Depth Phishing emails, messages, or sites imitate legitimate brands. Look for misspellings, unusual URLs, and requests for sensitive data. 5 Slide 5: Malware Essentials Malware chars include viruses, worms, spyware, and adware. It harms devices, steals data, or grants attackers control. 6 Slide 6: Ransomware Impact Ransomware locks files and demands payment. It paralyzes businesses, causes data loss, and damages reputation. 7 Slide 7: Identity Theft Identity theft steals personal data to commit fraud. Protect accounts with strong passwords and two-factor authentication. 8 Slide 8: Cybercrime Motivations Criminals pursue financial gain, spying, or disruption. Preparedness reduces risk and potential losses. 9 Slide 9: Prevention Tips Protect yourself with: Strong, unique passwords Regular software updates Suspicious-link caution Backup data 10 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.

Cybercrime EssentialsVersion en ligne

Understand cybercrime and defenses

par Swati Rai

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.

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

Slide 3: Social Engineering

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

Slide 4: Phishing in Depth

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

Slide 5: Malware Essentials

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

Slide 6: Ransomware Impact

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

Slide 7: Identity Theft

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

Slide 8: Cybercrime Motivations

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

Slide 9: Prevention Tips

Protect yourself with:

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

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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Cybercrime EssentialsVersion en ligne

par Swati Rai

Slide 1: What is Cybercrime?

Slide 2: Common Types

Slide 3: Social Engineering

Slide 4: Phishing in Depth

Slide 5: Malware Essentials

Slide 6: Ransomware Impact

Slide 7: Identity Theft

Slide 8: Cybercrime Motivations

Slide 9: Prevention Tips

Slide 10: What to Do If Targeted

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