1. 1 Presented by Ahmad Bahaitham Mohammad Felemban

2. Outline Computer Ethics The ten commandments of computer ethics Computer Crimes Hacking Cybercrime laws Adopted in Saudi Arabia Conclusion 2

3. Computer Ethics Definition of ethics What is computer ethics? Why computer ethics? 3

4. Computer Ethics (cont.) The ten commandments of computer ethics: 1. Not using computer to harm people 2. Not interfacing with other people’s computer work 3. Not snooping around in other’s files 4. Not using computer to steal 5. Not using a computer to bear false witness 4

5. Computer Ethics (cont.) The ten commandments of computer ethics: 6. not using or copying software illegally 7. Not using other’s resources without authorization 8. Not appropriate other people’s intellectual output 9. Thinking about the social consequences of your programs 10. Using a computer in ways that show consideration and respect 5

6. Outline Computer Ethics The ten commandments of computer ethics Computer Crimes Hacking Cybercrime laws Adopted in Saudi Arabia Conclusion 6

7. Computer Crime Using computer for criminal activities Acts considered to be computer crimes: Data and system interference Writing malicious programs (e.g. viruses, worms and Trojans) Illegal access 7

8. Hacking What is hacking? Why? Specialties in computer hacking: Algorithm Password System How to stop them? 8

9. Laws Adopted in Saudi Arabia Discussed by Saudi Legislation body (Shoura) October 2006. Law Statements: Data theft  fine of more than R.S 130,000 or maximum one year prison sentence Breaking into private network  fine of more than R.S 130,000 or maximum one year prison sentence Possessing an unauthorized electronic documents  three years prison 9

10. Laws in Saudi Arabia (cont.) Law Statements: Hacking into websites to damage\change the contents  sentence of one year in prison Spreading malware  fine of $800,000 and up to four years in prison Publishing pornographic contents and promoting for drugs  fine of $ 1,300,000 and 5 years in prison Breaking or stealing data from government sources  fine of R.S 1,300,000 and 10 years in prison 10

11. Conclusion Computer Ethics The ten commandments of computer ethics Computer Crimes Hacking Cybercrime laws Adopted in Saudi Arabia 11

12. Questions Thank you!!