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Cybercrime in Morocco: A Growing Concern

A recent study has revealed alarming statistics about the prevalence of cybercrime among university and high school students in El Jadida city, Morocco.

Prevalence of Cybercrime

According to the findings, between 14% and 21.88% of these students could be potential victims of digital fraud. The study also highlighted the importance of knowledge about virtual digital wallet cards (VDWC) in preventing cybercrimes. While 37.8% of students know what VDWC is, a staggering 62.2% do not have any knowledge about it. Furthermore, only 3.81% of those who have previously been victims of digital fraud (VDWC) know how to use VDWC correctly.

Effectiveness of Computer Security Tools

The study also evaluated the effectiveness of computer security tools in preventing cybercrimes. The results showed that between 15.64% and 71.88% of students do not trust these tools, while only 33% believe that machines can be safe without them.

Behavior in the Face of Crime Opportunities

The study found that:

• 50% of students are aware of the dangers of committing crimes
• 11% have the audacity to perpetrate crimes in real life if conditions are favorable
• 30% of students would commit digital crimes if they had the opportunity

Awareness about Cybercrime Legislation

The study also highlighted the lack of awareness about Moroccan legislation on cybercrime among university and high school students. Only:

• 72% of students judge this legislation positively
• 28% are negative about it

Conclusion

Overall, the study emphasizes the need for increased awareness and education about cybercrimes and their prevention measures to protect young people in Morocco from falling victim to these crimes.