Biggest Cyber Crimes in the History
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A problem that seems to be spreading across globally at an
alarming rate – cybercrime seems to have annihilated millions.
There is none that spared. There is always a mind working on
how to breach the security of the cyberspace. Besides the
smaller cybercrimes committed for money the more serious
ones include drug dealings, pornography, prostitution, cyber
stalking and stealing your identity. There is a long list of
cybercrimes committed throughout the world and this list just
seems to be increasing. Human mind is unfathomable and
some of them are exceptionally astute and some of such minds
go astray. It is a matter of time that technology developed for
security is overpowered by someone, which is why there is no
space for anything obsolete in the cyber world. The offenders
look for system's that are obsolete and can be broken into.
The phrase 'prevention is better than cure' cannot be used in
a better place than here. Safeguarding the system and using
the best possible anti-virus helps in shunning the offenders.
There is a long trail of cybercrimes that have left marks deep
enough to be remembered by mankind. The damages are
economic, political and at times social.
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Biggest Cyber Crimes in the History - IntroBooks Team
Introduction
As the criminal activities increase in the somatic world, the virtual world hasn’t been left undisturbed. Machines can be manipulated and no matter how the technology is bettered, a loop hole unseals leading to a series of unfortunate events such as data destruction, damage to business reputation, loss of business and company assets and heavy costs incurred to recover the lost data and protect them. There are however several other reasons, these being the more significant ones.
Cybercrime can be defined as an eclectic range of malicious undertakings that comprise intercepting data illegally, system intrusions that compromise network veracity and obtainability and copyright violations. Solicitation, production, distribution or sharing and even possession of child pornography is considered as cybercrime. Selling of drugs, arms or fake goods and unlawful gambling also form a part of cybercrime.
The advancement and expansion of internet has fuelled the cybercrime happenings as the criminal needn’t actually be present at the site if crime committed. There are ways to erase the trace and the crime and the criminal is never found or it takes ages to locate them.
Anonymity, fast speed of internet, no demarcation of borders and opportuneness facilitate cybercrimes such as stalking, theft and various types of monetary crimes.
There are individuals, groups or even small criminal organisations that are spread across the glove who are exceptionally involved in cybercrimes. What makes cybercrime distinct is that the culprit and the target may never come directly in contact with each other. In several occasions both of them are thousands of miles apart. The cybercriminals pick countries that don’t have any laws for cybercrime in place.
Besides having an economic impact, cybercrimes are also hazardous to the national security of any nation and is one of top crimes in the