Comp Crime First Half

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dren from the virtual plethora of pornography available over the Internet and World Wide Web. One problem that this situation reveals is the multijurisdictional nature of the Internet, because pornographic images of young children are legal in some countries but illegal in others but the Web allows free exchange of images regardless of country borders. Hacking Perhaps the most well-known and widely publicized computer crime, as well as one of the earliest types of computer crime, is hacking and its colorful perpetrators, hackers. Hacking can range from innocent browsing, wherein, like an illegal trespass, the intruder merely travels through the computer files and database of another. Often, however, hacking is not so innocent and can involve the destruction of files, the destruction of hardware like the hard drive, the release of viruses or worms, or the theft of files, funds, medical or criminal records or other illicit activities. Hackers are an odd group. They are often white males who are considered computer “nerds” or loners who are teenagers or adults in their twenties or thirties. Hacking originated in the 1960s when mainframe computer devotees began to see infiltrating computer systems as a measure of their abiliti
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Approximate Word count = 7572
Approximate Pages = 30 (250 words per page)

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