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CS-503 (C) - Cyber Security

CSE · Semester 5

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Introduction of cyber crime Challenges of cyber crime Classifications of cybercrimes: e-mail spoofing Spamming Internet time theft Salami attack / Salami technique

Web jacking Online frauds Software piracy Computer network intrusions Password sniffing Identity theft Cyber terrorism Virtual crime Perception of cyber criminals: hackers, insurgents, and extremist groups Web server hacking Session hijacking

Concept of cyber crime and the IT Act, 2000 Hacking Teenage web vandals Cyber fraud and cheating Defamation Harassment and e-mail abuse Other IT Act offences Monetary penalties Jurisdiction and cyber crimes Nature of criminality Strategies to tackle cyber crime and trends

The Indian Evidence Act of 1872 versus the Information Technology Act, 2000 Status of electronic records as evidence Proof and management of electronic records Relevancy, admissibility, and probative value of e-evidence Proving digital signatures Proof of electronic agreements Proving electronic messages

Proxy servers and anonymizers Password cracking Keyloggers and spyware Viruses and worms Trojan horses Backdoors DoS and DDoS attacks Buffer overflow Attack on wireless networks Phishing: method of phishing and phishing techniques