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computer (physical)
a device that we use (e.g., laptop, desktop, cell phone)
computer (electronic)
device that can store, retrieve, and process data
software
any set of instructions that tell a computer what to do, comprises the entire set of programs, procedures, and routines associated with the operation of a computer system
hardware
the actual physical device; made up of external and internal components
external components
laptop, monitor, keyboard
internal components
CPU or processor, video card
network
a group of two or more connected computers
packet
small segment of a larger message; data sent over computer networks is divided into packets, which care recombined by the computer or device that receives them.
packet switching
refers to the ability of networking equipment to process packets independently from each other; also means that packets can take different network paths to the same destination, as long as they arrive
packet header
a label which provides information about the packet’s contents, origin, and destination
protocol
standardized way of formatting data so any computer can interpret data
internet protocol (IP) address
a series of numbers that identifies any device on a network
computer supported crimes
computer not central to the crime but may contain evidence of the crime (e.g., addresses found in computer of murder suspect)
computer facilitated crime
computer is a tool used to commit the crime (e.g., child exploitation material, fraud)
computer crimes
the computer or the target network is the attack (e.g., hacking, malware, DDoS)
technology as target
criminal offences targeting computers and other information technologies
technology as instrument
internet and information technologies are instrumental in the commission of crime
routine activities theory (RAT)
for a crime to occur, three things must come together in both time and space: a likely offender, a suitable target, the absence of a capable guardian to prevent the crime