Cybercrime & Internet Security

Interactive 3D Simulation - Explore cyber threats, ethical guidelines, legal frameworks, and security measures in a virtual environment

Cyber Defense Status
Firewall: Active
Encryption: Enabled
Threats Blocked: 127
Data Integrity: 98%

Interactive Learning Modules

🔒 Cybercrime Overview

Cybercrime is defined as any crime against a person or group that harms someone's reputation or causes physical or mental trauma through electronic means.

Common forms include:

  • Identity Theft: Misuse of personal information to gain unauthorized access
  • Cyber Terrorism: Attacks against persons, groups or governments
  • Cyberbullying: Using electronic media to threaten, harass or humiliate
  • Hacking: Unethical access to websites or computer networks
  • Defamation: Harming reputation through online statements

Cybercrimes target banks, financial institutions, government websites, and individuals through the Internet.

📜 Computer Code of Conduct

A set of guidelines outlining ethical and professional standards for computer and technology users.

Key principles include:

  • Respect for Intellectual Property: Don't copy or distribute copyrighted materials without permission
  • Security: Take measures to protect data from unauthorized access
  • Professionalism: Avoid offensive or harassing behavior online
  • Accuracy: Ensure information provided is accurate and truthful
  • Compliance: Follow all applicable laws and regulations
  • Reporting: Report violations to appropriate authorities
⚖️ Cyber Law Framework

Cyberlaw governs the use of the Internet, computers, and related technologies, providing legal protection to users.

In Nepal: "The Electronic Transactions Act, 2063" addresses cybercrime offences:

  • Hacking without authority: Up to 3 years imprisonment or 2 lakh fine
  • Unauthorized access: Up to 3 years imprisonment or 2 lakh fine
  • Damaging computer data: Up to 3 years imprisonment or 2 lakh fine
  • Publishing illegal material: Up to 5 years imprisonment or 1 lakh fine
  • Computer fraud: Up to 2 years imprisonment or 1 lakh fine

Additional laws protect children's privacy and copyright of computer programs.

🛡️ Internet Security Measures

Internet security protects users from online threats through various strategies and measures.

Common Risks:

  • Malware (viruses, worms, spyware)
  • Phishing attacks
  • Identity theft
  • Hacking
  • Botnet attacks

Security Measures:

  • Use strong, complex passwords
  • Enable two-factor authentication
  • Keep software up-to-date
  • Use antivirus and firewall protection
  • Back up important data regularly
  • Educate users about safe online behavior