Influence of Risky Online Behavior and Adversity of Cyber Crime
- Author Dilshad Begum
- DOI https://ww
- Country : India
- Subject : commerce and Management
Keywords : online behavior, Cybercrime, Hacker’s life satisfaction, perceived social support, online addiction.
Abstract
This study analyses data from a survey of the general population of Karnataka online users, examines the influence of online routine activities and life stressors on the likelihood of profit-motivated cybercrime victimization. There has been a rapid increase in the utilization of the Internet and information technology by individuals. As a result, educational instructors worldwide have encountered a significant issue due to an unprecedented level of addiction to a large extent results dependency on such technology. This paper presents a comprehensive analysis and the impact of online behavior, Cybercrime and Legal Awareness on the behavior of individuals in society, incorporating both theoretical and empirical perspectives.
Methods and analysis A systematic review will be carried out based on experimental and analytical observational studies which include any intervention that directly or indirectly affects awareness of cybercrime. Additionally, important government websites and references of the included studies will be scanned to identify potential records. Studies will be categorized into quantitative and qualitative, and mixed-methods synthesis will be employed to analyze the findings. The article administered well-structured questionnaire and collected data from 158 samples in Karnataka. The data analysis has been done by using statistical tools such as frequency table and Chi Square test. This research article aims at identifying the perception and addiction level of online behavior and adversity of cybercrime.
Conclusion: This study confirmed the effects of online behavior on individuals of Karnataka; cybercrime is a serious issue that demands immediate attention. The 'Cyber Crime Survey', through improving college students’ level of perceived online support affects addiction and creates victims of cybercrime.
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