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Date Trend snippet:
15 June 2021
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2012, 2017, 2019
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Small increase in Dutch victims of cybercrime
In 2019, 13% of Dutch people aged 15 and older were victims of one or more forms of cybercrime. This is higher than in 2017 and 2012, when this share was 11% and 12% respectively. Hacking was in 2019 with 6% most common, followed by buying and selling fraud (5%) and cyberbullying (4%). Less than 1% of the population was faced with Identity theft via the Internet. Compared to 2012, the victimization of identity fraud and hacking decreased, and of buying and selling fraud and cyberbullying increased. In comparison to 2017, the victimization of all these forms of cybercrime increased.
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Cybercrime naar delictsoort Sinds 2012 wordt in de Veiligheidsmonitor aandacht besteed aan slachtofferschap van criminaliteit die te maken heeft met internet of andere digitale informatiedragers. Het gaat daarbij om vier delictsoorten: identiteitsfraude (gebruik zonder toestemming van persoonsgegevens voor financieel gewin), koop- en verkoopfraude (het (ver)kopen van goederen of diensten zonder die te leveren of te betalen), hacken (het ongeoorloofd binnendringen op iemands computer) en pesten via het internet, ook wel cyberpesten genoemd. In 2019 was 13% van de Nederlanders van 15 jaar en ouder slachtoffer van één of meer van deze vormen van cybercrime. Dit is hoger dan in 2017 en in 2012, toen dit aandeel respectievelijk 11% en 12% bedroeg. Hacken kwam in 2019 met 6% het meest voor, gevolgd door koop- en verkoopfraude (5%) en cyberpesten (4%). Met identiteitsfraude via internet werd minder dan 1% van de bevolking van 15 jaar en ouder geconfronteerd. In vergelijking met 2012 is het slachtofferschap van identiteitsfraude en hacken afgenomen, en van koop- en verkoopfraude en van cyberpesten toegenomen. In vergelijking met 2017 is het slachtofferschap van al deze vormen van cybercrime toegenomen.
