In Minsk, crimes against the security of information are more and more recorded

In 2018 in Minsk there is a significant increase in the number of criminal cases engaged in connection with crimes in the field of information security, according to the Committee 's website. investigation of the Republic of Belarus. During the current year, between January and July, 242 criminal cases in this category were opened. In 2017, during the same period, 72 criminal cases were introduced.

The United Kingdom has described the most common criminal cases related to unauthorized access to computer information. For example, there are situations related to access to accounts in social networks and e-mail.

In particular, the Department of Investigation Committee Parties is investigating a criminal case against a 27-year-old Minsker with access to an account on the girls social network. who was in close relationship. Out of jealousy, he became acquainted with his personal correspondence without permission, known after the quarrel between young people when their loved ones ceased.

The Oktyabrsky District Department of Investigation Committee initiated criminal proceedings for unauthorized access to the account in the social network. In March, the victim was unable to enter the social network account and it turned out that the unknown was using it to correspond with other users in order to 39, acquire their personal data.

Finally, the investigation department of the Soviet District has completed the investigation. old foreign citizen. He gave the girl with whom he was in close relationship, his computer equipment to enter the e-mail. As stated on the UK website, by the time the victim was distracted, he saved the pbadword from his mailbox in the browser for subsequent automatic login. Then, using access, he changed the pbadword of the victim's account in one of the social networks, restricting access, and used the account for personal purposes.

The actions of the accused were qualified under Part 2 of s. 349 (unauthorized access to computer information, made from other personal interests) and Part 1 of the art. 351 (computer sabotage) of the Criminal Code of the Republic of Belarus.