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Traditional white collar crimes include Bribery, Corruption, Embezzlement or theft Forgery, Money laundering, Financial statements fraud, Identity theft, Procurement and contract fraud, Siphoning of funds and so on. Whereas Cybercrime is any illegal activity committed either on or with a computer and the internet to steal personal identity, gaining unauthorised access to computer systems, sell contraband online or stalk victims online or disrupt operations with malevolent programs. The main difference lies in the modus operandi since in the case of cybercrime physical presence at the venue of the crime is not required, it can be committed remotely across national borders. A traditional white collar crime usually involves abuse of trust, authority, or professional position whereas cybercrime involves exploitation of technological vulnerabilities and digital systems.