A study of past computer frauds indicates that some of the most common means of manipulating transactions
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A study of past computer frauds indicates that some of the most common means of manipulating transactions are to:
1. Add unauthorized transactions such as phony purchase orders.
2. Alter transactions (for example, by posting debits to another account).
3. Not process transactions (for example, interest income).
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What audit procedures are likely to uncover each of these manipulations?
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Internal Auditing: Principles And Techniques
ISBN: 9780894131677
1st Edition
Authors: Richard L. Ratliff, W. Wallace, Walter B. Mcfarland, J. Loeboecke
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