Fighting Computer Crime

Authors:
Donn B. Parker
Affiliations:
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Venue:
Fighting Computer Crime
Year:
1983

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Abstract

From the Publisher:A top computer crime expert explains why current computer security methods fall dangerously short of the mark and what we can do to fix them. Based on his 30 years as a cybercrime fighter, during which he interviewed more than 200 perpetrators and their victims, Donn B. Parker provides valuable technical insight about the means cybercriminals employ, as well as penetrating psychological insights into their criminal behavior and motivations.