Investigating Various Approaches and Ways to Detect Cybercrime
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https://doi.org/10.37591/jons.v9i2.829Keywords:
Cybercrime, cybersecurity, cyber awareness, detection of cybercrimes, techniques and tools to commit cybercrimes, types of cybercrimesAbstract
Cyber security is one of the major concepts of cyber world which provides protection to the cyberspace from various sorts of cybercrimes. This research paper provides detailed information of cybersecurity. We conduct the survey of security of recent prominent researches and categorise the recent incidents in context to varied fundamental principles of cybersecurity. We have proposed a new taxonomy of cybercrime which can cover all types of cyberattacks. We have analysed multiple cyberattacks in accordance with the updated cybercrime taxonomy to highlight the challenges in the field of cybersecurity and future research directions added in this field. In India, most of the cases are found where crimes are committed due to lack of data or by mistake. In this paper, I even have discussed various categories and cases of cybercrime which is committed thanks to lack of data or sometimes thanks to intention behind. In India also, suggested various preventive measures against these unlawful acts in day-to-day life. Now day-by-day cybercrime has increased, and criminal finds new ways of crime, use new techniques for crime completion. Here, we have mentioned techniques to solve cases. We have researched various approaches for detection of cybercrime. In this paper, we have provided the details.References
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