Causes Of Theft Research Articles

ELECTRIC VEHICLE SECURITY SYSTEM WITH FACE DETECTION BASED ON THE INTERNET OF THINGS

The development of motor vehicle users in Indonesia continues to increase. This also triggers the occurrence of cases of motor vehicle theft. One of the causes of theft is a security system that is lacking. To overcome this problem, this research created an Internet of Things-based motor vehicle safety device. The purpose of this research is to maintain the safety of motorized vehicles from a distance. The method used is an experiment by adjusting several camera distances and PIR sensors on motorized vehicles. The resulting data will be stored and processed using Minitab software with the One Way Annova technique. The results showed that the fastest response time from the camera distance was 45cm with a time of 1.483 seconds and the longest response time from the camera distance was 20cm with a time of 4.976 seconds, the fastest response time from a PIR sensor distance was 40 cm with a time of 7.971 seconds and the longest response time from a distance PIR sensor is 20 cm with a time of 8.013 seconds.

Does commerce promote theft? A quantitative study from Beijing, China

Commerce, as both an environmental and a social factor, is essential to the study of the causes of urban crimes. This paper aims to comprehensively propose research hypotheses based on these two types of commercial factors and optimise statistical tools with which to analyse commerce’s impact on the level of theft in Beijing. Combining criminal verdicts, census data, points of interest, and information on nighttime lighting, this paper first applies a hierarchical regression model to verify the effectiveness of using commercial environmental and social factors to explain theft statistics and then constructs a structural equation model to analyse the joint influence of multiple commercial factors on those statistics. This paper finds that Beijing’s commerce does not significantly promote theft, verifies the effectiveness of two types of commercial variables and the corresponding Western theories in explaining commerce’s impact on theft in Beijing, and provides empirical data for the study of the causes of theft in a non-Western context.

Prevention and Detection of Electricity Theft of Distribution Network

Electricity theft is a costly problem. This paper will be focused on Pakistan and the problem of electricity theft. We will discuss its impacts and how best to fix them through the use of technology. For this purpose, we developed a smart meter, focusing on grid modernization through economic smart meter development. This paper focuses on a study carried out with the help of PESCO. It is one of the most inefficient distribution providers. The study has evaluated commercial, industrial, rural, and urban areas, covering a total area of 15 km2. The area includes several power sinks. Previous research has been used to compare the results of this case study; this included studies of other Third World countries, such as Pakistan and South Africa. The design of, clever, innovative, intelligent meters used in this study was better than the basic digital meters and had many features compatible with the E.U., and U.S.A.’s western power market and energy infrastructure. The study also discusses the potential use of neural network-trained models and IoT (internet of things) integration with cloud computing. This can provide an alternate means of data analysis, accurate prediction, and greater user accessibility. The case study is the first ever done using smart meters on such a large scale, and the compiled data has provided insight into energy consumers and their usage. The statistics can be used to isolate the most probable cause of theft and the area or location of occurrence.

Theft, Mutilation and Abuse of Library and Information Materials by Undergraduate of University of Ibadan, Nigeria

The study investigates theft, mutilation and abuse of library and information materials by undergraduate students of the University of Ibadan, Ibadan. Survey research method was adopted for the study; undergraduates’ students in 100 level - 500 level were selected for this study. Questionnaire are the main instrument for data collection. Data collected were analyzed using frequency, tables and percentages. The results reveal that financial constraint (85.7%), selfishness on the part of students (80.9%) and high demand of books (75.2%) among others were the major causes of theft and mutilation of library materials. Also, findings revealed that selfishness on the part of students (80.9%), inadequate number of library materials (71.4%) and fear that one may not find the material at the next visit (61.9%) were the major causes of abuse of library materials. The findings also revealed that the means through which library materials are being stolen are by putting it in their handbags (80.9%), confusing/diverting the attention of people at the circulation desk (70.5%) and tearing of page(s) off etcetera. The findings further reveal that monitoring the attitude of people in the library and mounting of cameras in the library (94.3%), having qualified staff (92.4%) and good library orientation exercise (88.6%) among others were the major methods library adopt to prevent information resources from theft, mutilation and abuse. The study recommended that library management should implement a strong policy in the library such that users who are caught in the act of theft, mutilation and abuse of library materials will be expelled from the University.
 Keywords: Theft, Mutilation, Abuse Academic Libraries, Library Materials

A Recapitalization on Cryptojacking and end to end Analysis of Ransomware Attacks

The recent trend of today’s digital media is the usage of poisoned website to mine crypto currencies, these currencies are alternatives to traditional currencies which work based on decentralization, bit coin was the first currency to be establish in this way, crypto currencies are protected with block chain which can be simplified as growing chain. This block chain is managed by peer to peer network, based upon this blockchain network crypto jacking takes place, and hence cryptojacking is mining of one's digital currencies without their knowledge, hackers find cryptojacking more profitable because they are a lotcheaper and safe than compared to other digital thefts. Tracking and finding the cause of theft becomes very hard in this method because mining kits can be purchased at a very cheap cost. There are primarily two methods to be followed to get to the computer and to perform cryptojacking, one is to run a infected code on the host computer and the other is to make the user click the content with threat but widely both will be used for increased profit outcome. In this paper an overview of crypto currencies, method of decentralization, various mining techniques followed and different types of cybercrimes prevalent are discussed.

TATA CARA DAN PROSES PENYIDIKAN TERHADAP PELAKU TINDAK PIDANA PENCURIAN UANG MELALUI ATM DI KEPOLISIAN RESOR KOTA BESAR MEDAN

This study aims at determining and understanding the causes of money theft via ATMs in the Medan City Police Legal Area, investigators' strategy in conducting investigations of money theft via ATMs in the Medan City Police Station, the obstacles faced by Medan City Police Department investigators in handling money theft through ATMs. The data used in this study are primary data and secondary data. Primary data were obtained from the field by conducting interviews and case studies with related parties. Secondary data were obtained through library research or study documentation to get secondary data. Through this research, thoughts, doctrines, opinions or conceptual thoughts from previous studies relating to the object of study research were obtained. The results showed that the causes of theft through ATMs were economic factors, environmental factors, social factors, low religious and moral experience, educational factors, family factors, and mental illness called kleptomania. The strategy of investigating the crime of money theft through ATMs by the Medan City Police is by following up the report immediately, making an investigation warrant and an investigation warrant, conducting a crime scene by examining the results of CCTV recordings, searching for traces / fingerprints of the perpetrators at the crime scene, looking for evidence used by the offender to commit a crime and to make a crime scene sketch to be attached to the minutes of the crime scene inspection. The obstacles faced by Medan City Police investigators in investigating the crime of money theft through ATMs are the absence of CCTV installed in the ATM room, the installed CCTV has been damaged so that the picture is no longer clear, there is no trace or fingerprint of the perpetrator in the ATM room because the perpetrators used gloves and damaged the crime scene because someone had come in and out of the ATM room before the police came to inspect the crime scene.

Kradzieże samochodów w Polsce jako element ryzyka w ubezpieczeniach auto casco

The problem of car theft has been observed for many years. The largest scale of this phenomenon occurred in the 1990’s. In this paper, the issue is discussed in social, ethical and economic aspects. We present the scale of the phenomenon of the theft of passenger vehicles in Poland in the years 2001–2012 in terms of the number of vehicles, type of stolen vehicles and the accident areas. In addition, we present the cause of theft and selected ways to protect cars from it. We also briefly discuss the role and responsibility of the insurance companies.