By Malka Maxwell
Getting a job in general is hard enough. The internet allows anyone in any place in the world to connect with others. Telecommuting started this ability to responsibly do your work from a remote location. The internet however radically changed our options Through the internet we can access mail, send invoices, collaborate on projects long distance just to name a few of the options. The internet has also invited one more thing: crime. Crime is something that we unfortunately accept as a by product for human nature and society. Off line crime seems to result in a faster response time than cybercrime. For the purpose of this article cybercrime is defined as any act of aggression to another person, and property. For instance, the expression injurious and libelous messages of another individual especially when you know in real life you would not be able to get away with. Stealing another's property be it intellectual or their sales. When encountering cybercrime it makes you wonder if the person who does these things online is in reality a predator in real life. It seems that people who carry out these types of crimes believe that they are free from being identified off line and therefore they have a free pass to rampage through the internet injuring people. The dangers that these crimes pose are monumental, it seems that all of the countries are attempting to do things about it. A lot more needs to be done. The internet is used for job hunting, sales and information. These same services are available offline, however everyone knows that the best responses are coming from the internet. What can be done to protect yourself from inviting cybercrime?
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