440-8402/01 – Cyber Crime (KYK)

The course is divided into several blocks which are thematically focused on the following areas: definition of basic terminology (Cyber delict, the notion of Cybercrime, computer, computer system, computer network and its types, copyrighted work, Internet, communication protocol etc.), sources of international law in the field of protection against the cybercrime, impact in the legal system of Czech Republic (European Union law, International law, UN signed documents, etc.), legal forms demarcations, typical cybercrime techniques (software piracy, phishing, pharming, distribution of malicious content, denial of service, etc.), substantive law aspects (crime analysis, illegal methods of ICT abuse analysis), procedural law aspects (specifics of local jurisdiction, participants in crime investigation and jurisdiction, obtaining evidence and information about cybercrimes for investigation).

The main aim of this course is to obtain detailed knowledge about crimes committed by using information and communication technologies. Student will be also able to identify and describe crime committed by ITC. The course also describes the procedure of law enforcement bodies within a cyber crime investigation not only in the Czech republic but also in the context of international treaties. Separate attention is devoted to security teams which are working on prevention and detection of cyber attacks.

KOLOUCH, Jan a Andrea KROPÁČOVÁ. Procedural Aspects of Data Seizure. In: Latest Trends on Systems Volume I : Proceedings of the 18th International Conference on Systems (part of CSCC ’14). [B.m.], c2014, s. 385 - 388. Recent Advances in Electrical Engineering Series, 37. ISBN 978-1-61804-243-9 ISSN 1790-5117. KOLOUCH, Jan a Andrea KROPÁČOVÁ. Liability for Own Device and Data and Applications Stored therein. In: Advances in Information Science and Applications Volume I : Proceedings of the 18th International Conference on Computers (part of CSCC ’14). [B.m.], c2014, s. 321 - 324. Recent Advances in Computer Engineering Series, 22. ISBN 978-1-61804-236-1 ISSN 1790-5109. KOLOUCH, Jan. Criminal liability for DoS and DDoS attacks. In: Recent advances in computer science : proceedings of the 17th International Conference on Computers (part of CSCC '13) : proceedings of the 1st International Conference on Artificial Intelligence and Cognitive Science (AICS '13) : proceedings of the 1st International Conference on Innovative Computing and Information Processing (INCIP '13): Rhodes Island, Greece. [Athen]: WSEAS Press, 2013, s. 227-231. ISBN 978-960-474-311-7.

Each student can reach max. 30 points during the semester, including: • essay 15 points, • project 15 points, • minimum score for pass the credit is 15 points.