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cybercrime

/sahy-ber-krahym/US // ˈsaɪ bərˌkraɪm //UK // (ˈsaɪbəˌkraɪm) //

网络犯罪,网路犯罪,网上犯罪,联网犯罪

Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : criminal activity or a crime that involves the internet, a computer system, or computer technology: identity theft, phishing, and other kinds of cybercrime.

Examples

  • With the rise of ransomware attacks and cybercrime in the headlines week after week, fighting cybercriminals takes a multi-faceted approach that’s not just the realm of the CTO, but of every business leader.

  • In 2020 alone, the total known cost of cybercrime was over $1 trillion in global losses, more than double the costs in 2018.

  • The ransomware crew known as REvil has existed for years in the booming cybercrime underground.

  • That’s where the agents had started trying to understand a cybercrime explosion that was targeting Americans and pulling in millions of dollars from victims.

  • As ransomware and cybercrime increasingly becomes a national security threat—and one that risks harming human beings, as in the case of attacks against hospitals—it’s become clear that government action is required.

  • Foreign governments and organized cybercrime gangs that sell stolen accounts and credit cards in bulk are also possible culprits.

  • The cybercrime organization can access virtually ‘unlimited’ proceeds.

  • “In the place of guns and masks, this cybercrime organization used laptops and the Internet,” Lynch elaborated.