Cyber Crime vs. Cyber Security 🔥💻

Cyber definition 

Cyber refers to the technology that includes systems, networks, programs, and data.

Cyber crime Vs Cyber Security

Cyber Crime and Cyber Security are two opposing forces in the digital world. While cyber crime involves illegal activities carried out using digital systems, cyber security focuses on defending against these threats. Let's break down the key differences:

Feature	Cyber Crime 🚨	Cyber Security 🛡️
Definition	Illegal activities conducted using computers, networks, or the internet.	The practice of protecting systems, networks, and data from cyber threats.
Objective	To steal, damage, or exploit data, systems, and individuals.	To prevent, detect, and respond to cyber attacks and threats.
Actors	Hackers, cybercriminals, fraudsters, cyber terrorists, insider threats.	Ethical hackers, security analysts, penetration testers, cybersecurity professionals.
Techniques Used	Phishing, ransomware, malware, data breaches, identity theft, hacking.	Firewalls, encryption, intrusion detection systems, penetration testing, network monitoring.
Legal Aspect	Illegal and punishable under cyber laws (like IT Act in India, GDPR in Europe).	Legal and encouraged to enhance cybersecurity defenses.
Impact	Financial loss, data leaks, reputational damage, national security threats.	Protection of sensitive data, business continuity, national security.

Conclusion ⚡

Cyber crime is the threat, and cyber security is the defense against it. As a cybersecurity enthusiast, your goal is to master ethical hacking and red teaming to fight against cyber crime! 💪🔥