Question

1. What is cybercrime? Give a few example of cybercrime.

2. Identify international differences by examining international regulations on cybercrime, the perspectives of different countries and your own country. (The answer to this question will be at least "1" page)

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SECOND TOPİC: An Abuse Case

Patricia is a 8 years old. Her father died two years ago. Her mother is remarried. Her stepfather Pit is an unemployed, alcoholic man with sexual problems and beat Patricia. And he doesn’t want to see her at home. She sleeps in the dark basement of the house at night. Also Pit wants Patricia to go to work. At the and he beats Patricia so bad and breaaks her arm.Her mother took Patricia to the emergency unit.

1.What types of abuse and negligence do you think Patricia was commited

2.How should they approach (doctor and nurse) the case in emergency department?

3.İf the mother doen’t tell the truth: Explain step by step what the doctor and nurse should do to clarify the abuse case. (This question will be answered on at least 1 page)

4. Prepare a campaign that will raise awareness of chid abuse in the community. Write the content of this campaign and find a AWARENESS SLOGAN.

THİRD TOPİC:

1.What is malpractice?

2.Does medical tourism increase the risk of malpractice? Explain the reasons?

3.Why it is important to obtain informed consent from the patient?

Expert Answer

Answer 1

Answer 1:

Cybercrime is the term used for the crime that requires a computer along with a network. The computer may be the target of crime or a tool used in doing a crime. It involves threatening an individual or security of a nation. Cybercrime is the main reason for privacy issues and leakage of confidential information or data.

Cybercrime can be classified into financial frauds, cyberterrorism, cyber extortion, cybersex trafficking, and cyberwarfare.

Financial frauds related to cybercrimes involve financial loss caused by the dishonest misrepresentation of a fact that keeps another person to do something or prevents it. Examples of financial frauds include bank frauds, extortion, identity theft, theft of classified information, and carding.

Cyberterrorism refers to the terrorism in which computer sources or cyberspace is utilized. As a simple example, propaganda on the internet says that bomb blasts will be there in the city next week. It creates chaos or disturbances in the government as well as the public.

Cyberextortion refers to the threatening of a website, computer system, or an email server that it will be attacked or service will be denied by nefarious hackers. The hackers may ask for money in reply to stop this. For example, in 2014, Sony Pictures were attacked by a group of hackers and leaked their confidential data.

Cybersex trafficking refers to transportation or trafficking or person/s and then sexually abusing them on live streaming or webcam. An example of such cybercrime is the Nth room case of South Korea between 2018 and 2020.

Cyberwarfare is a term used for cybercrime in which a nation is attacked using technology and it causes harm comparable to the actual warfare. For example, in 2008, NASA (National Aeronautics and Space Administration) confirmed the hacking of computers of the International space centre by a worm and accusation were made on Russian hackers.