The influence of electronic piracy on electronic management and society

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This article discusses a comprehensive study aimed at revealing the reality of achieving cybersecurity and its impact on electronic piracy in all institutions and society in general, as well as offering recommendations for reducing these crimes and identifying the most important variables that contribute to them.

Electronic hacking conduct is to get hacked.

Electronic hacking has a wide variety of undesirable and negative implications for society, according to the findings of this study, and computers and networks are among the technologies accessible to hackers.

As a result of scientific and technological advancement in communications, information technology, and the Internet, new patterns of advanced electronic hacking and extortion in commissions and media disclosure have evolved (social networking sites).

Raising awareness and resisting steps that expose criminals to legal prosecution and consequences commensurate with the magnitude of the crime committed are both required.

Random sampling was employed, which was compatible with the study's data and goals, which totaled 130.

The study also included a questionnaire and an interview, and the results showed that the sample items agreed on the impact of cybersecurity as a method to an average degree.

The researchers selected the descriptive analytical approach as the study's methodology and instruments since it is the most suited way for performing the investigation and achieving its goals.

The findings of this study are the numerous precautionary steps that may be implemented to avoid cyber hacking so that people can enjoy utilizing technology rather than being limited in their use.

Work to implement extensive scientific and practical awareness ways to preserve security for public and private institutions and the community, as well as to unify the community's social and cultural activities where the suggestions were made.

Finally, we urge a more thorough investigation of cybersecurity and its societal implications.