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Computers as new equalizer raise white-collar crime concerns
The computer is dubbed the new equalizer in crime, letting anyone commit computer fraud with minimal tools. Experts describe methods from logic bombs and Trojan horses to weak protections, noting few suspects face harsh penalties and risk of discovery is rising as security improves.
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Jackie Hyman
Associated Press
Los Angeles
August Bequai
Washington, D.C
Milwaukee
New York
California
Rob Eiling
University of California At Irvine
Donn Parker
Stanford Research Institute International
Menlo Park
Calif
Lloyd’s of London
Shand Morahan & Co
Evanston
Ill
Clifton Garrett
Nieto
Parker
Federal Aviation Administration
Aeroflot
Anatoly Dobrynin
John F Kennedy
New York City