High-Tech Crimes Revealed: Cyberwar Stories from the Digital Front It provides an account of what is involved in investigating computer crime. It looks at how digital crimes are discovered, what techniques the criminals use and why, and how they can be brought to justice. This book demystifies the risks a
| TITLE | : | High-Tech Crimes Revealed: Cyberwar Stories from the Digital Front |
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| RATING | : | 4.89 (486 Votes) |
| ASIN | : | 0321218736 |
| FORMAT TYPE | : | Paperback |
| PAGES | : | 448 Pages |
| PUBLISH | : | 2004-09-06 |
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Helps to educate people on the issues with high-tech crimes. This book demystifies the risks and realities of high-tech crimes. It looks at how digital crimes are discovered, what techniques the criminals use and why, and how they can be brought to justice. It provides an account of what is involved in investigating computer crime.
EDITORIAL :
From the Back CoverStories about hacking, stolen credit card numbers, computer viruses, and identity theft are all around us, but what do they really mean to us? The goal of this book, quite simply, is to help educate people on the issues with high-tech crimes.
High-Tech Crimes Revealed: Cyberwar Stories from the Digital Front demystifies the risks and realities of high-tech crimes. Demystifying these crimes and raising the awareness of users of technology will make people smarter and safer, and that will make all of us safer in the long run.
Steven Branigan shares the inside details of real cases he worked on in his various roles in law-enforcement, information technology, and security. The result is a comprehensive, accessible look at how digital crimes are discovered, what techniques the criminals use and why, and (in some cases) how they can be brought to justice.
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