  The economics of an internet crime has newly developed into a field of
controlling black money. This economic approach not only provides estimated
technique of analyzing internet crimes but also gives details to analyzers of
system dependability and divergence. This paper will highlight on the subject
of online crime, which has formed its industry since. It all started from
amateur hackers who cracked websites and wrote malicious software in pursuit of
fun or achieving limited objectives to professional hacking. In the past days,
electronic fraud was main objective but now it has been changed into electronic
hacking. This study focuses the issue through an economic analysis of available
web forum to deals in malware and private information. The findings of this
survey research provide considerable in-depth sight into the functions of
malware economy spinning around computer impositions and compromise. In this
regard, the survey research paper may benefit particularly computer security
officials, the law enforcement agencies, and in general prospective anyone
involved in better understanding cybercrime from the offender standpoint.
