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Cyber-crime || Explained
Cyber Crime Refers to any crime that is committed by using computer system and international network (Internet) technology is known as cyber-crime. Cyber-crime is global issue so all over the world governments of different countries have passed bills and made laws to tackle with cyber-crime problem. These bills carry fines and prison sentences and other such kind of punishments for cyber-criminals.
The following are some commonly committed cyber-crime:

  Ø Stealing credit card numbers, Hacking Passwords, Piracy etc.
  Ø Murder, Kidnapping, Fraud etc.
  Ø Internet Harassment: Internet Harassment includes spreading pornography and sharing blasphemy or sending threatening emails etc.

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