1.3 Understanding cyber crimes in detail
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This document discusses different types of cybercrimes. It describes email spoofing as forging sender addresses on emails. Spamming is defined as sending unsolicited commercial messages to large numbers of recipients. Cyber defamation uses social media to tarnish someone's reputation. A salami attack involves small, undetectable attacks that accumulate into a major attack. Data diddling alters data values without the owner's knowledge.
1.3 Understanding cyber crimes in detail
- 2. Outline • Who are Cyber Criminals • Classification of Cybercrimes • 3 Categories of Cybercrimes WWW.EDTECHNOLOGY.IN
- 3. E-mail Spoofing • Email spoofing is the creation of email messages with a forged sender address. WWW.EDTECHNOLOGY.IN
- 4. Ways to Combat Email Spoofing WWW.EDTECHNOLOGY.IN
- 5. Ways to Combat Email Spoofing WWW.EDTECHNOLOGY.IN
- 6. Spamming WWW.EDTECHNOLOGY.IN • Spamming is the use of messaging systems to send an unsolicited message to large numbers of recipients for the purpose of commercial advertising, for the purpose of non-commercial proselytizing, or for any prohibited purpose.
- 8. Cyber Defamation WWW.EDTECHNOLOGY.IN • Cyber Defamation means using the internet as a tool to defame and malign another person. It involves use of social media and online campaigns to tarnish the image of the victim.
- 9. SALAMI ATTACK WWW.EDTECHNOLOGY.IN • A salami attack is when small attacks add up to one major attack that can go undetected due to the nature of this type of cyber crime. It also known as salami slicing.
- 10. SALAMI ATTACK DATA DIDDLING WWW.EDTECHNOLOGY.IN • Data diddling is the act of extracting and changing value of a data without the knowledge of owner is a crime. A data diddling (also called false data entry) simply means altering of data before entering it or during entering to the computer system
- 11. FORGERY WWW.EDTECHNOLOGY.IN • Data diddling is the act of extracting and changing value of a data without the knowledge of owner is a crime. A data diddling (also called false data entry) simply means altering of data before entering it or during entering to the computer system