Cyber_Security_Deep_Explained_Presentation.pptx

Cyber security deep Details and explanation

1. Cyber Security: Understanding Cyber Crimes and Laws Created by Kushal Jain A Comprehensive Presentation

2. Table of Contents 1. Introduction to Cyber Security 2. Types of Cyber Threats and Attacks (Diagrams) 3. Understanding Cyber Crimes (Case Studies) 4. Cyber Frauds and Scams (Real-life examples) 5. Cyber Warfare (Global impact analysis) 6. Cyber Terrorism (Threats & Impacts) 7. Different Types of Hackers (Categorization) 8. Cyber Crime Prevention (Laws & Strategies) 9. IT Act 2000 and IT Act 2008 (Legal Framework) 10. Summary & Key Takeaways (Diagrammatic Insights)

3. Introduction to Cyber Security Cyber Security involves protecting digital assets from cyber threats. It includes: - Network Security: Protecting networks from intrusions. - Information Security: Safeguarding sensitive data. - Application Security: Securing applications against vulnerabilities. - Operational Security: Managing access to critical systems.

4. Types of Cyber Threats and Attacks Common cyber threats include: - Malware: Viruses, Trojans, Worms. - Phishing: Fake emails to steal credentials. - Ransomware: Locking data for ransom. - DDoS Attacks: Crashing websites by overwhelming traffic.

5. Understanding Cyber Crimes Cyber crimes include: - Identity Theft: Stealing personal data for fraud. - Cyber Stalking: Online harassment and threats. - Online Scams: Fraudulent activities targeting individuals. **Case Study: 2016 Yahoo Data Breach (3 billion accounts compromised).**

6. Cyber Frauds and Scams Real-Life Examples: - **Phishing:** Fake emails that mimic banks or government agencies. - **Online Shopping Scams:** Fake websites luring customers. - **Investment Fraud:** Ponzi schemes using cryptocurrency.

7. Cyber Warfare Cyber warfare refers to state-sponsored cyber attacks. Notable incidents: - **Stuxnet Virus (2010):** U.S.-Israeli attack on Iran’s nuclear program. - **Russian Cyber Attacks (2015):** Hacked Ukrainian power grids.

8. Cyber Terrorism Cyber terrorism uses digital platforms to instill fear. - Hacking critical infrastructure (power grids, transport). - Spreading extremist propaganda online. - Recruiting individuals through dark web networks.

9. Different Types of Hackers Hackers are categorized as: - **White Hat Hackers:** Ethical security professionals. - **Black Hat Hackers:** Malicious cybercriminals. - **Grey Hat Hackers:** Individuals working both ethically and unethically. - **Script Kiddies:** Amateur hackers using pre-made tools.

10. Cyber Crime Prevention How to prevent cyber crimes: - Use **strong passwords** and **multi-factor authentication**. - **Avoid phishing emails** and unverified websites. - Regularly **update antivirus software** and **firewalls**. - **Report cyber crimes** to the Indian Cyber Crime Portal.

11. IT Act 2000 and IT Act 2008 The **IT Act 2000** is India's first cyber law, providing: - Legality of digital contracts. - Cyber crime penalties. - Protection against hacking and identity theft. The **IT Act 2008 Amendments** introduced: - Stricter penalties for cyber terrorism. - Protection of personal data and digital transactions. - Cyber forensics guidelines for investigations.

12. Summary & Key Takeaways Key Learnings: - Cyber security is essential in the digital era. - Cyber crimes include identity theft, hacking, and fraud. - Strong **laws and awareness** help combat cyber threats. - IT Act 2008 strengthened India’s cyber legal framework. **Stay alert, stay safe online!**