Cyber Crime and its Prevention in Easy Steps
This book has been divided into two parts. The learning outcomes from each are as follows:
PART -1
The reader will gain awareness of how fraudsters:
- acquire one-time passwords via social engineering to commit OTP- based crimes. - exploit vulnerabilities to create false ATMs. - take advantage of poor over-sight mechanisms to remain undetected. - exploit air gaps to manipulate data in transit for fraud. - mislink accounts in a cross-institutional content to syphon off funds. - launder stolen proceeds. - take advantage of default configurations to gain unauthorized network privileges and how to devise counter-measures to deter such frauds.
PART -2
The Reader will gain awareness of how:
- hackers break into android smartphones to steal OTP and other confidential information - encrypted information to and from your smartphone or computer can be intercepted - the computer can be hacked with or without social-engineering - websites are scanned for vulnerabilities and exploited - enemy computers are targeted in cyber wars - Security Operations Centers function and tactical and policy measures to counter such threats.
- PART-l
- Introduction
- Hijacking
- the One-Time Password
- Confusing
- the Watchdog
- Mismatching
- of Customer Accounts
- Closing
- Air- Gaps
- Two-Factor
- Authentication of Micro ATM Devices
- Enforcing
- Accountability at choke-points
- Electronic Money
- Laundering
- Hardening
- Default Configurations
- Fraud
- in the Call Centre
- PART-lI
- Man
- in the middle attacks on Banking Devices
- Attack
- on Android Customer Phones
- Hacking
- Windows 10 Personal Computers
- The
- Anatomy of Cyber War
- Inside
- a Security Operations Centre
- Towards
- a National Cyber Security Policy
- Appendix-1
- Appendix-2
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