Learning Objectives

• To understand the concept and classification of cybercrime, including crimes against individuals, property, and organizations.

• To analyze different forms of cybercrime occurrences, such as single-event and series-based attacks.

• To examine various cyber offenses and their impact, including hacking, phishing, identity theft, and cyber terrorism.

• To explore the concept of patriotic hacking, including its meaning, legality, and real-world examples.

• To understand practical cyber threats through activities, such as social engineering/phishing attack simulation and malware infection demonstration

Learning Outcomes

• Explain the classification of cybercrimes based on target and occurrence (single vs. multiple events).

• Differentiate between various cyber offenses, including hacking, phishing, cyber terrorism, and identity theft.

• Analyze cyber attack scenarios, including repeated attacks and organized cybercrime methods.

• Evaluate patriotic hacking in terms of ethics, legality, and national security implications.

• Demonstrate practical awareness and skills by identifying phishing attempts and understanding how malware spreads through simulated activities.

Key Takeaways 

Cyber Offenses:

How Criminals Plan Them: Introduction, How criminals plan the attacks, Social Engineering, Cyber Stalking, Cyber-cafe & cybercrimes.

Total Duration for Module Completion : 4 Hours