Cyberfraud and its Main Targets

Cyberfraud is deliberate deception for unfair or unlawful gain that occurs online. Just in the last two years alone, cyberfraud has increased 69% from $1702 per attacked capita in 2012 to $2871 per attacked capita in 2014. Although there is a 19% decrease in the 'males under 20' category, attacks on the rest of the population have increased significantly from 2012 to 2014; most notably, the 30 - 50 year old demographic has seen an almost 100% increase in cyberfraud per capita for both sexes.

Created by Zachary Ward, Umit Ceylan, Peter Mercado, and Ekaterina Tcareva in collaboration with Suresh K Lodha and Karthik Thota for CMPS 165, "Data Programming for Visualization”, Spring 2016,

Link to Github Repository
Files Submited:

• script.js
• index.html
• us-states.json
• cyberfraud.css
• datasetfor2012.csv
• datasetfor2012male.csv
• datasetfor2012female.csv
• datasetfor2014.csv
• datasetfor2014male.csv
• datasetfor2014female.csv

Sources:
• http://www.ic3.gov/media/annualreports.aspx
• https://knoema.com/ICR2015/internet-crime-report-2014 This visualization was built using the same dataset