Cyber Crime
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.29070/8txfjw09Keywords:
Cybercrime, E-Crime, Cyber Security, Computers, Internet, Social Media, Cyber LawsAbstract
The world has progressed in terms of communication, particularly since the introduction of thenet. The increase of cybercrime, often referred to as e-crimes (electronic crimes), could be a majorchallenge confronting today's society. Thus, e-crimes pose threats to nations, organizations andindividuals across the world. It’s expanded to several parts of the world, and legion individuals becamevictims of cybercrime. Given the intense nature of e-crimes, its global nature and implications, it's clearthat there's an important need for a standard understanding of such criminal activity internationally tohouse it effectively. The definitions, types, and incursions of e-crime are all covered during this study.It’s also focused on the legislation in situ to combat e-crime in various countries. Cyber security andsearching methods to induce secured are a part of the study.Downloads
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