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Category > Computer Science Posted 28 Nov 2017 My Price 7.00

Explain in detail one technique used to fool victims.

  • Explain in detail one technique used to fool victims.
  • Is it possible that a computer crime could happen? If so, explain.
  • Is it possible that an ethic violation could occur? If so, explain.
  • The organization, FireEye, states that 91% of all computer crime starts with an email. Do some research on this subject and find a crime related to phishing. This might involve ransomware or another type of crime. Discuss the scenario of the phishing crime:Company/organization’s name
  • The impact(s) of the phishing crime on the company/organization.
  • Resolutions/methods the company/organization used to prevent additional phishing crime (if this information is available).
  • Discuss some appropriate security measures that could have been used to prevent this from happening?

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Status NEW Posted 28 Nov 2017 10:11 AM My Price 7.00

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