Understanding Cybercrime: Causes, Definitions, and Consequences
Explore the world of cybercrime through discussions on its causes, definitions, and consequences. Discover the motives behind cybercriminal activities, learn about the various online crimes committed, and decipher the impacts of such actions. Delve into themed activities like cracking codes, idea showers on crimes and causes, and engaging chat window conversations that shed light on the mindset of individuals involved in cybercrime.
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National Crime Agency: Exploring Cybercrime
LESSON 1: What are the causes of cybercrime? Learning outcomes: I can Describe what cybercrime is using key terms Evaluate the reasons why someone may become involved in cybercrime Describe or demonstrate decision making and risk assessment skills in relation to cybercrime
EXPLAIN TO AN ALIEN Why might someone get involved in cybercrime? What is cyber crime? What are the consequences of cybercrime? What crimes are committed online?
CRACK THE CODE TO DECIPHER THE DEFINITION Hint: each number represents the same letter (e.g. 6=M) Start by working out the first word to fill in the letters for 15, 13, 8, 21 throughout the puzzle.
CYBERCRIME DEFINITION CYBERCRIME MEANS ANY CRIMINAL ACTIVITY THAT CAN ONLY BE CARRIED OUT USING A COMPUTER OR THE INTERNET, FOR EXAMPLE HACKING
IDEA SHOWER: CRIMES AND CAUSES Crimes Causes One half of the room should write down examples of any crimes they can think of that are committed online The other half should write down any reasons or causes they can think of for committing these crimes For money Hacking For power / control Data or identify theft For political reasons DDoSing
BOBBIES STORY Chat Window User: Bobbie Hey. That was sick! How d you learn to kick people off a game like that? H@cktor Dunno. Just got skills I guess. Bobbie Yeh and some. Didn t u say u were like, 14? Haven t seen a younger with skills like urs in a loooong time. We trashed em. H@cktor Yeh 15 nxt wk. just a simple bit of modding, innit? Been doing that on game forums for time now Bobbie Your message:
Chat Window User: Bobbie H@cktor Sounds like ur ready for a new challenge ;) Bobbie Yeh maybe. Like what? H@cktor Ever DDoS before? Yeah, once. Website went down for almost 3 days. They had no idea how to fix it. Most techies are morons Bobbie Seriously, M8. Evry1 else is. Only the best of the best can do it like us H@cktor H@cktor Bet you ve not done anything big though or we d have heard about it Your message:
Chat Window User: Bobbie Well every1 s gotta start somewhere. What u got in mind? Bobbie Hacking isn t just about games and annoying people. Its about real stuff, ya know? Its about POWER H@cktor Bobbie What u on about? Its about taking back control. This is the 21stC. U can do anything with codes and keyboards. Do something meanginful with ur skillz Take down a banks website they can afford it and it will get one back for people who are hard up right now H@cktor Bobbie Chill dude, this is a bit heavy, ain t it? Your message:
Chat Window User: Bobbie Oh. Should have known ud be scared. Dunno why I invited u to this forum. 4get it. Just stick to ur easy little hacks & playing ur little games H@cktor No no that s not what I mean Bobbie Bobbie Its just isn t it dangerous? A bank sounds serious Bobbie U still there? Yeh, its a bit dangerous. No1 ever started a revolution without a bit of danger. Aren t u sick of being ripped off & lied to by people who think they re above u? H@cktor Bobbie I guess so Your message:
Chat Window User: Bobbie H@cktor U know u got the skills to do it. Imagine the prestige u ll get Really? will people even care? Bobbie Of course they will. People in this forum LIVE for this stuff. You ll be a HERO if you can take down one of those smug high street banks If u pull this off they ll all be beggin u for tips H@cktor Bobbie Of course I can pull it off!!! H@cktor I bet u can. Time to prove it. Show em how its done, HERO I m on it. I won t let u down bro Bobbie Your message:
BOBBIES CHOICE Class vote: Is Bobbie making a good decision? Why do you think this?
ANAYLSING BOBBIES STORY i. What techniques did H@cktor use to convince Bobbie to take down the bank s website? ii. What do you think convinced Bobbie to agree? iii. What do you think H@cktor s reasons are for wanting to take down the bank s website? iv. When during the conversation could Bobbie have made a different decision or acted differently? Challenge: How do you think Bobbie s feelings changed throughout the conversation?
SIGNPOSTING SUPPORT If you are worried about anything that you see or do online, speak to a trusted adult, such as a parent/carer, your form tutor or your head of year. Childline: 0800 1111 www.childline.org.uk Victim support: www.victimsupport.org.uk Childnet: https://www.childnet.com/young-people
EXIT CARD: 3, 2, 1 Before you leave the classroom, hand your teacher an exit card with the following information: 3 things I have learnt today are: 1. 2. 3. 2 skills I have developed today are: 1. 2. 1 question I would still like to know the answer to is: 1.
EXTENSION ACTIVITIES Supporting others: How could people protect themselves from cyber attacks? Create a list of top tips or design a poster to raise awareness of cyber security. Giving advice: Write an email to someone who has been a victim of cybercrime. Advise them of what they should do next and where they can seek further advice or support.
