This paper is the presentation of the study, ordered by the European Commission and the European Anti-Fraud Office, that consists in an analysis, through an empiric survey, of the behaviours of fraud and other illegal activities that threathen the European Union’s financial interests, in particular carried out through the new technologies: computer-related fraud and forgery (presentation of false information or false documents or statements), illegal access to data and information systems, cyberlaundering, identity-related fraud and phishing attacks
Computer and Identity - related fraud
FLOR, Roberto
2009-01-01
Abstract
This paper is the presentation of the study, ordered by the European Commission and the European Anti-Fraud Office, that consists in an analysis, through an empiric survey, of the behaviours of fraud and other illegal activities that threathen the European Union’s financial interests, in particular carried out through the new technologies: computer-related fraud and forgery (presentation of false information or false documents or statements), illegal access to data and information systems, cyberlaundering, identity-related fraud and phishing attacksFile in questo prodotto:
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