Information Security: Principles and Practices 2nd Edition by Jim Breithaupt, Mark S. Merkow

Exercise 13

Computer crime is generally made possible by which of the following?

A. the perpetrator’s obtaining advanced training and special knowledge

B. victim carelessness

C. collusion with others in information processing

D. system design flaws

Step 1 of 2

Computer Crimes

Most computer crimes are generally perpetrated using design flaws in the systems as vulnerabilities to attack.

Thus, the correct option is.