Ch 11 #6

Bae or more of the following computer criminals one's crime; also compare and contrast them in terms of personal characteris- DustiiDe each tics and motivations. i. Lewys Martin ii. James Jeffery 11. Jeremy Hammond 6. Applying Carter's taxonomy. Which element(s) of Carter's taxonomy apply to each of a. A bookkeeper steals cash as it comes into the company. The bookkeeper later falsifies b. A bored teenager initiates a denial-of-service attack on his Internet service provider's c. A disgruntled employee uses a previously installed "back door" into an information system d. A gang of criminals breaks into a local retail store. They steal all the store's computers and e. A pair of computer criminals uses e-mail to contact victims for an illegal pyramid scheme. the following situations? If more than one category applies, explain why. accounting entries using general ledger software to cover the trail. information system. to lock out other users by changing their passwords. then later hack into them for the purpose of identity theft. They use money from new investors, rather than profits, to pay off old investors, keeping most of the money themselves. ware on the company's network. system to change grades for himself and his friends. employer from her bank's information system. f. A recently fired employee laid the groundwork for corporate espionage by installing spy- g. A student discovers the password to his university's information system. He then hacks the h. A woman impersonates her wealthy employer, stealing personal information about the