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Cyber Crime Juggernaut - Really an Invincible Monster? - Expert Session at Adani University

An expert session held for B. Tech (Computer Science) students of Adani University at Ahmedabad, Gujarat on the subject of Cyber Crime specifically the aspect of its suddent stormy juggernaut like growth and the myth of its invincibility. The students are enlightened about the aspects of history of growth of Information and Communication Technology and its impact on the rise of cyber crime, the factors affecting its widespread occurence, its strengths and advancements vis-a-vis the Law Enforcement Machinery i.e. the Police etc. The aspects covered: The why and how of crime being ahead than police. The six different class of people and organizations who can contribute to defeat of cyber crime i.e. The Publice, The Police, The Forensic Experts, The Adjudicators (the Judges), The Governments and the Global Entities; \ The growing ecosystem of cyber crime, the scam factories of myanmar and even grannies as potential hackers are also touched upon. Hactivism, BotNets, DoS, DDoS, Digital Arrest, Hacking etc. as part of the list of cyber crimes vis-a-vis list of conventional crimes Importance of Cyber Forensic Experts in Investigation and Adjudication of Cyber Crimes in the Courts Relation of Cyber crime with psychology International Cyber Threat Maps of Radware, Checkpoint, Kasperskey and Fortinet Cybercrime as a Service - Ransomware-as-a-Service (RaaS): Developers provide ransomware and infrastructure to affiliates, who then launch attacks and share a percentage of the ransom profits. Malware-as-a-Service (MaaS): Provides access to various types of malicious software like viruses, Trojans, spyware, and information stealers, often through subscription models. Phishing-as-a-Service (PhaaS): Offers kits that include email templates, hosting for fake websites, and tools to capture credentials, enabling users to launch phishing campaigns with ease. DDoS-as-a-Service: Provides access to botnets (networks of compromised computers) to launch Distributed Denial-of-Service attacks that overwhelm target websites or services, rendering them unavailable. Hacking-as-a-Service (HaaS): Involves hiring skilled hackers for specific, targeted tasks like website defacement, data theft, or social media account takeovers. Exploit-as-a-Service (EaaS): Focuses on selling or leasing access to critical vulnerabilities, including high-value, previously unknown "zero-day" exploits. This is first part of the lecture on this subject. YouTube Video Link for Slide 6: New Hacker Comes to Trace the Call - A Wednesday    • New Hacker Comes To Trace The Call - A Wed...   YouTube Video Link for Slide 20: Myanmar Scam Factory - Inside the Pig-Butchering Scam | Off The Grid Investigation    • Myanmar Scam Factory — Inside the Pig-Butc...   YouTube Video Link for Slide 22: Nancy the Hacker (A short film about online fraud)    • Nancy the Hacker (A short film about onlin...   #Kevin Mitnik - Ghost in the Wires #Marc Goodman - The Future Crimes #Cyber Crime #Digital Forensics #Electronic Evidence #Cyber Forensics #Cyber Crime and the Police #The Cyber Thief and the Cyber Police #KaliLinux