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Cyber Crime Vs Drug Trafficking

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CYBER-CRIME MORE LUCRATIVE THAN DRUG TRAFFICKING
By:
MUHAMMAD AZIEM BIN MUHAMAD SABERI
Abstract: The cyber-crime is very popular nowadays because of the technology. Technology nowadays very expert to do any kind of crimes. The technology was expend is very good and can help the people in compliment the work but for those that use the technology with wrong ways. It can become more people invited to be a victims from that kind of crimes. The crimes can make any ways such as in email, via phone and so on to trap the victims. That is because cyber-crime more lucrative than drug trafficking because if they success to get the victims, they get a lot of profit more than sell the drug.
Keywords: cyber-crimes, technology, victims in crimes.
1.0 INTRODUCTION …show more content…

Cyber-crime is made up of elements of fraud, corruption or modification of computer programs or data, information theft, hacking and other. The emergence of the Internet as a communication tool update promises a forum for disseminating information to build knowledge and information. Because no one can control the way information in the cyber world, millions of websites have been turned on. A variety of information is true or false, idea, ideology, propaganda and there are also pornography distributed through the Internet.
At the same time, freedom of information promised by the cyber world has led to a sense of fear for the administration of some countries that have wanted to muzzle freedom of expression, thought and opinion of their …show more content…

This is because there is crime everywhere. These days, they are committing a crime by telephone. They claim that they are the bank and they ask you to verify your name, address, identity card number and so on, and last of all they will ask for the numbers on your bank card. Should you for your bank card number to the crime they can make a deal with you withdraw money in the bank. It cannot be fully be accused to crime because it starts from the negligence of us. So we need to be more careful to avoid getting ripped off by cyber-crime.
4.0 CONCLUSION
In a nutshell, we as human must be careful with all the people in the world because we not know what they want to us. To prevent this crime we must be vigilant to our future. In case of any cyber-crime continue to report to us on the parties concerned so that they can take appropriate action and help us resolve that we face in accordance with the law already

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