Internet crime

Interent crime is criminal behavior that makes use of the World Wide Web, a.k.a. the Internet (obviously).

[edit] Actual Internet Crimes

Cracking (Hacking)-circumventing, disabling or revealing the copy protection or other security measures of proprietary software.
Cyberterrorism—which consists of using technology to commit real-world acts of terrorism, e.g., cracking into an airline's computer system and crashing a plane. Go to wikipedia article
Piracy--The unauthorised copying and distribution of copyright material such as software, music, movies, images, books and other forms of intellectual property.
Denial Of Service D.O.S.--organising, usually by installation of a virus on unsuspecting computers, a large number of incoming connection requests to a website in order to overlaod it.
Phishing--sending fake emails, ostensibly from reputable organisations, suggesting that the recipient need to respond with certain private information such as bank account details in order for their service to continue.
Advance fee fraud--usually by email.
Distributing a malicious virus.

Spyware--software designed to track certain activities and record certain behaviours of a computer user.
Wiki Vandalism (Wandalism)-Contrary to the opinion of some wiki administrators such as Andrew Schlafly of Conservapedia,^[1] wiki vandalism is not considered a crime, nor is virtually any editing activity on a wiki, hence the fact that a user can lick his tiny digital nipples without fear of consequences aside from banning. As bypassing bans is often lumped in with methods for bypassing censorship, the legality of bypassing a ban is somewhat gray. So even then you can probably still lick the tiny digital nipples of anyone with web-accessible and editable content.