B.V.Patel Institute of Business Management, Computer & Information Technology, UTU

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1 BCA Semester : Introduction to Cyber Security Lesson Plan Course Objectives: To understand the fundamentals of cyber security and cyber offenses, be familiar with cybercrime techniques and prevention through cyber laws, gain knowledge of cyber forensics and the security mechanisms. Course Outcomes: Upon completion of the course, students shall be able to CO1: Define the basic concept of cyber security. CO2: Define cyber offenses. CO3: Relate the cybercrime techniques and preventive measures. CO4: Recognize cyber laws in India. CO5: Determine about cyber forensics. CO6: Analyze impact of cybercrime. Unit Sub Unit 1 Introduction No. of Lecture (Hour) Topics Reference NG #1 - Page No Teaching Methodology Evaluation Terminologies : cyberspace, cybercrime, cybersecurity, cybersquatting, cyberpunk, cyberwarfare, cyberterorrism 1.2 Cybersecurity needs Cyber criminals : Introduction, Cybercriminals Groups Classification of cyber crimes Cybercrime categories Cybercrime : The legal perspective 2 Cyberoffenses Hackers, crackers, phreakers : Introduction Planning cybercrime NG #1 Page No NG #1 - Page No NG #1 - Page NG #2 - Page No NG #1 - Page No. 32 NG #2 - Page No NG #2 - Page No Ms. Poonam Yadav Page 1

2 2.3 1 Social engineering Cyberstalking Cybercafe and cybercrime Attack vector Botnets 3 Cybercrime Techniques Proxy servers and Anonymizers, phishing Password cracking Keyloggers and spywares Virus and worms Trojan horse and backdoors Steganography Dos and DDos attacks SQL injection Buffer overflow 4 Phishing and Identity Theft Phishing : Introduction Phishing methods : Dragnet, Rod-and-reel, Lobsterpot, Gillnet NG #2 - Page No NG #2 - Page No NG #2 - Page No NG #2 - Page No NG #2 - Page No NG #4 - Page No NG #4 - Page No NG #4 - Page No NG #4 - Page No NG #4 - Page No NG #4 - Page No NG #4 - Page No NG #4 - Page No NG #4 - Page No NG #5 - Page No NG #5 - Page No , Video Demonstratio n,s elf Learning, Video Demonstratio n Video Demonstratio n Video Demonstratio n Quiz:1 Unit Test:1 Ms. Poonam Yadav Page 2

3 4.3 1 Techniques of phishing Phishing Toolkits and Spy Phishing Phishing countermeasures Personally Identifiable Information (PII) Types of Identity theft Techniques of Identity theft NG #5 - Page No NG #5 - Page No NG #5 - Page No NG #5 - Page No NG #5 - Page No NG #5 - Page No NG #5 - Page No Identity Theft Countermeasures 5 Legal Perspectives of Cyber Security & Forensic Fundamentals NG #6 - Page No Need for cyber laws: The Indian context NG #6 - Page No Indian IT Act Changes made in IT Act Digital signatures and the Indian IT Act Cybercrime and punishment Cyberforensics : introduction, types Needs of cyberforensics Cyberforensics and digital evidence 6 Cyber Security: Organization Implications Search Breach: PI Collecting by Organization, Insiders threats in Organization Privacy Dimension Key-challenges in Organization Cost of cyber crimes and IPR issues Organizational guidelines for Internet usage, safe NG #6 - Page No NG #6 - Page No NG #6 - Page No NG #7 - Page No NG #7 - Page No NG #7 - Page No NG #9 - Page No NG #9 - Page No NG #9 - Page No NG #9 - Page No NG #9 - Page No , Self Learning Unit Test:2 Ms. Poonam Yadav Page 3

4 computing guidelines and computer usage policy Forensics best practices for organization NG #9 - Page No Internal & Seminar Text Book: 1. Nina Godhbole, SunitBelapure - Cyber Security understanding Cyber Crimes, Computer Forensics and Legal Perspectives - Wiley India.[NG] Reference Book: 1. Marjie T. Britz - Computer Forensics and Cyber Crime: An Introduction - Pearson.[MB] 2. Chwan-Hwa (John) Wu,J. David Irwin - Introduction to Computer Networks and Cybersecurity - CRC Press.[CH] 3. Vivek Sood - Cyber Law Simplified - Tata McGraw-Hill Education, 2001.[VS] 4. Bill Nelson, Amelia Phillips, Christopher Steuart - Guide to Computer Forensics and Investigations (Book & CD) - cengage Learning.[BN] Note: # denotes chapter number. Course Objectives and Course Outcomes Mapping: Fundamentals of cyber security and cyber offenses: CO1, CO2. Explore cybercrime techniques and prevention: CO2, CO3. Familiarize cyber laws, cyber forensics and the security mechanisms: CO4, CO5,CO6 Course Units and Course Outcomes Mapping: Unit No. 1 2 Unit Introduction to cyber security Cyber offenses Course Outcome CO1 CO2 CO3 CO4 CO5 CO6 3 Cybercrime techniques 4 Phishing and Identity theft 5 6 Legal Perspective of Cyber security& Forensics fundamentals Cyber Security: Organization Implications Ms. Poonam Yadav Page 4

5 Course Outcomes and Programme Outcomes Mapping: Sr No. Course Outcomes 1 CO1 2 CO2 Programme Outcomes PO1 PO2 PO3 PO4 PO5 PO6 3 CO3 4 CO4 5 CO5 6 CO6 Modes of Transaction (Delivery): Lecture method shall be used but along with it, as and when required, ion method would be fruitful. It shall be supplemented with appropriate audio-visual aids. Activities/Practicum: The following activities shall be carried out by the students: Student shall be giving a demonstration of cyber crime method and how to take preventive measure of it. Demonstration shall be in two or three student group. The following activities shall be carried out by the teacher: Demonstration regarding proxy servers and anonymizers, phishing, key loggers and spywares, steganography, SQL injection. Tutorial for each unit will be provided. Ms. Poonam Yadav Page 5

6 Concept Map: It is a hierarchical / tree based representation of all topics covered under the course. This gives direct / indirect relationship /association among topics as well as subtopics. Introduction to Cyber Security Introduction to Cyber Security Introduction to cyber crime, criminals & their classification Cyber Security: Organization Implications Cyber offenses Legal Perspective of Cybersecurity & Forensics fundamentals Cybercrime techniques Phishing and Identity theft Unit-1: Introduction to Cyber Security Introduction to Cyber Crime, Criminals & their Classification Cybercrime : The legal perspective Termonologies Cybercrime categories s Cyberspace Cybersecurity needs Cyber criminals Classification of cyber crimes Cybercrime Cybersecurity Introduction Cybersquatting Cyberpunk Groups Cyberwarfare Cyberterrorism Hungry for recognition Not interested in recognition The indiders Ms. Poonam Yadav Page 6

7 Unit-2: Cyberoffenses Cyberoffenses Hackers, crackers, phreakers : Introduction Botnets Planning cybercrime s Cybercafe and cybercrime Attack vector Social engineering Cyberstalking Unit-3: Cybercrime Techniques Cybercrime techniques Proxy servers and Anonymizers, phishing Buffer overflow SQL injection Password cracking Dos and DDos attacks Keyloggers and spywares Virus and worms Trojan horse and backdoors Steganography Ms. Poonam Yadav Page 7

8 Unit-4: Phishing and Identity Theft Phishing and Identity theft Phishing : Introduction Identity Theft Countermeasures Phishing methods Dragnet Rod and reel Gillnet Lobsterpot Techniques of phishing Phishing Toolkits and Spy Phishing Phishing countermeasures Techniques of Identity theft Types of Identity theft Personally Identifiable Information (PII) Unit-5: Legal Perspective of Cybersecurity & Forensics fundamentals Legal Perspective of Cybersecurity & Forensics fundamentals Cyberforensics and digital evidence Need for cyber laws: The Indian context Needs of cyberforensics Indian IT Act 2000 make use Cyberforensics : introduction, types Changes made in IT Act 2000 Cybercrime and punishment Digital signatures and the Indian IT Act Ms. Poonam Yadav Page 8

9 Unit-6: Cyber Security : Organization Implications Cyber Security: Organization Implications Search Breach PI Collecting by Organization Insiders threats in Organization Privacy Dimension Key-challenges in Organization Cost of cyber crimes and IPR Issues Forensics best practices for organization Organizational guidelines for Internet usage, safe computing guidelines and computer usage policy Ms. Poonam Yadav Page 9