Cyber Crimes in Online Social Networking Services
Keywords:
Cyber Crime, online threats, IT Crimes, precautions for social sites etcAbstract
Cyber crimes are now a global problem that affects lots of spheres of human life. The police all over the world must study how to deal with
this type of crimes, the safety lessons for kids prepare them for the hazards of digital world… Of course, the big companies that have all the
reasons to keep their data secret and intact invest incredible amounts of money to increase the digital security all over the world. Every new
gadget and software product becomes the target for cyber criminals sooner or later, so their manufacturers do everything that is possible
to be one step ahead. Almost everything we see in our daily life may need some of a cyber security. Even when we are totally offline walking
in the park, there are cameras around us and lots of digital devices that could be turned on us if not the security specialists who protect
them from intervention and enhance this protection every day. The vulnerabilities of the digital world shouldn’t cause paranoia, but still
the basics of digital security are worth learning for everyone who uses the benefits of modern civilization.
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