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- Political: Hacktivism leads to major disruptions and aims for societal change, making
it the most impactful motive.
- Revenge: Personal betrayal often triggers cybercrimes, with intense emotional drivers
fueling these attacks.
- For Money: Financial gain is a clear and consistent motivator in cybercrime, driving
many attacks.
- Recognition: Many hackers seek prestige and acknowledgment, especially in
high-profile attacks like DDoS.
- Entertainment: Cybercrimes for fun or thrill are common, particularly among
younger individuals looking for excitement.
- Multiple Reasons: This motive overlaps with others and lacks focus, making it less
distinct.
- Boredom: Crimes driven by boredom tend to be impulsive and less impactful
compared to others.
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