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    Cybercrimes

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    This document summarizes several common cybercrimes such as piracy, malware, cyberbullying, and identity/data theft. It notes that piracy involves illegally uploading and selling copyrighted content. Malware, like viruses and ransomware, can be spread via email and encrypt files until a ransom is paid. Cyberbullying through messages and social media posts can result in prison time. Finally, identity and data theft involves stealing personal information to create fake profiles or steal money.

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    This document summarizes several common cybercrimes such as piracy, malware, cyberbullying, and identity/data theft. It notes that piracy involves illegally uploading and selling copyrighted content. Malware, like viruses and ransomware, can be spread via email and encrypt files until a ransom is paid. Cyberbullying through messages and social media posts can result in prison time. Finally, identity and data theft involves stealing personal information to create fake profiles or steal money.

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    This document summarizes several common cybercrimes such as piracy, malware, cyberbullying, and identity/data theft. It notes that piracy involves illegally uploading and selling copyrighted content. Malware, like viruses and ransomware, can be spread via email and encrypt files until a ransom is paid. Cyberbullying through messages and social media posts can result in prison time. Finally, identity and data theft involves stealing personal information to create fake profiles or steal money.

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    Cybercrimes

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    Emese Sótonyi
    This document summarizes several common cybercrimes such as piracy, malware, cyberbullying, and identity/data theft. It notes that piracy involves illegally uploading and selling copyrighted content. Malware, like viruses and ransomware, can be spread via email and encrypt files until a ransom is paid. Cyberbullying through messages and social media posts can result in prison time. Finally, identity and data theft involves stealing personal information to create fake profiles or steal money.

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    Cybercrimes

    Piracy
    ● upload without copyright
    ● Bad quality
    ● sell them on the grey market(halfway between the white and the black
    market)
    ● upload them to an illegal site
    MALWARE
    ● malware - malicious software
    ● malicious - rosszindulatú; encrypt - titkosítani
    ● via email
    ● types: virus, worm, trojan, ransomware
    ● CovidLock
    ● 100 USD = 31 000 Ft
    Cyberbully
    ● messages-->prison
    ● comments on social media
    Identity/data theft
    • steal personal data, documents, credit card details
    • create fake profiles
    You only need good motivation to be a
    hacker...
    Sources
    ● https://gatefy.com/blog/real-and-famous-cases-malware-attacks/
    ● https://www.csoonline.com/article/3236183/what-is-ransomware-how-it-
    works-and-how-to-remove-it.html
    ● https://www.google.com/search?q=urban+dictionary&oq=urban+dictiona
    ry&aqs=chrome..69i57j0l7.5524j0j9&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8
    ● https://www.nice.com/engage/blog/6-months-following-the-equifax-
    scandal-identity-theft-still-a-major-threat-2336/

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