Computer Crime in Hong Kong
Introduction
Police say there are fewer computer crimes. But, some crimes now cost much more money.
Main Body
The number of computer crimes went down in 2025 and 2026. Fewer people reported these crimes to the police. However, hacking is more dangerous. Hackers stole more money in 2025 and 2026. They attack banks and digital money companies. One company lost 20 million dollars because of a mistake in their software. Police see many threats. They tell companies to check their computers. Companies must protect their passwords and fix holes in their systems. Police are worried about new technology. They worry about blockchain and cloud computing. These tools can help hackers steal money.
Conclusion
There are fewer crimes, but hacking is a big problem for banks.
Learning
π Moving from 'Now' to 'Then'
In the text, we see two ways to talk about the past. Look at these words:
- Went down (The number... went down)
- Stole (Hackers stole...)
- Lost (One company lost...)
The Simple Rule: When we talk about 2025 or 2026, we don't use 'go' or 'steal'. We change the word to show the time has passed.
Go β Went
Steal β Stole
Lose β Lost
π οΈ Action Words for Safety
To reach A2, you need words that tell people what to do. The police in the article use these:
- Check (Look at it carefully)
- Protect (Keep it safe)
- Fix (Make it work again)
Example:
- Check your email.
- Protect your phone.
- Fix the computer.