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    Forms Of Digital Crime

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    1. Describe some of the most common forms of digital crime. The four most common forms of digital crime are Tax-refund Fraud, Identity Theft, Theft of Sensitive and Theft of Intellectual Property. I have been the victim of two of these and maybe all four because two of them can happen and connection with the other. For example, back in 2013, around tax time, I received a letter from the IRS office out of Georgia, stating that I owe states for 2012 taxes year. The problem is that I’ve never…

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    reduce waste from collection to disposal while recovering valuable.” Unfortunately, between the years 1992 and 1997 the well-running industry faced some unexpected challenges. Waste Management underwent a major accounting fraud. Dean L. Buntrock, the main driving force behind the fraud, Phillip B. Rooney, Thomas C. Hau, Herbert Getz, James E. Keonig, and…

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    Business 4000 Legal Risk Management Plan: Shopify Jordan Loder (201213535), Shangqing Hao (201350881), Sichong Liu (201450079) August 4, 2016 Shopify is an e-commerce company with offices in Ottawa, Toronto, Waterloo and Montreal (Shopify, n.d.a). According to their website, their mission is to “make commerce better for everyone” (Shopify, n.d.b), something they aim to achieve by offering a variety of ways that users can sell their products including with an online store, point of sale, a "buy…

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    A lot of big companies like Yahoo!, the New York Times, Target, JP Morgan and Staples have all been the victims of cyber attacks. You might be thinking that it could never happen to a smaller organization, but a lot of smaller organizations have less security than what these mega corporations have. Every business, it does not matter the size, can be vulnerable to DNS hacking. While a lot of smaller companies do not get targeted because they fly under the radar, there is a belief that cyber…

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    Identity Theft Do you know what 343 million dollars looks like because that was how much money so many people lost from identity theft. Today I’m going to talk about how identity theft is bad thing by taking someone’s money to them just getting your house bills. Identity theft is one of the most corrupt crime in the us. Identity theft is the most growing problem in the usa. next couple of paragraph are going to be about how identity theft may not even be theft, how many people got targeted,…

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    Unfortunately in the corporate world there had been internal fraud committed by employees no matter what type organizations they are-nonprofit or profit-and this situation occurs more than anyone thinks it does. Embezzlement happens most frequently to not for profit organizations that have not taken active steps to prevent it. In addition, once any type of fraud or financial mismanagement is detected, many nonprofits do not handle the information properly or understand their responsibility;…

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    evidences, the combination of using theft act investigation, concealment investigation and conversion investigation would achieve to uncover the fraud. Theft Act Investigation To investigate the false refunds, the investigator should combine invigilation and surveillance techniques to uncover the fraud. Invigilation Invigilation would be helpful to uncover the fraud because the opportunities of stealing money would be cut off during invigilating. The store manager would first copy all the cash…

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    company offered reliable returns and dealt with reputable clients such as Stephen Spielberg. However, his entire business was an elaborate Ponzi scheme held to satisfy his lust for riches. How may you ask? It involved all forms of cruel acts including fraud and money laundering, with billed accounts as high as 65 Billion US dollars. Like Macbeth once believed, “False face must hide what the false heart doth know.” This is a prime example of such an atrocity as the quote described deceit. As of…

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    Society has always been scathing. However, there is some strange reasoning to their own sense of judgement, and most people do not publicly express an opinion about a complete stranger, unless the individual is audacious. Holden Caulfield, a teenager who despises the world is too judgemental that he cannot fathom how there is another side with every story, making civilization’s faults seem bearable than being stuck inside this boy’s pessimistic mind. Thus instead of thinking that humanity is the…

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    The Phony’s Truth Throughout The Catcher in the Rye the reader can quickly come to the conclusion of Holden Caulfield’s love of criticizing others and calling them “phonies”, when in reality Holden is as much as a phony, and maybe ever more, than all of them. This is because of his continuous habit of lying to everyone and anyone, even in situations where it is not necessary. He is an unreliable narrator, and keeping up with what is true and what is not, may be a little challenging. His…

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