All of the Following Are Examples of E-Crimes Except

question 1

Multiple Choice

All of the following are examples of e-crimes except:

• A) employees or outsiders may change or invent data to produce inaccurate or misleading information.
• B) employees or outsiders modify computer programs to create false information or illegal transactions or to insert viruses.
• C) when a customer calls, a new window automatically pops up on a computer screen with the customer's information and account history.
• D) unauthorized people access computer systems for their own benefit or knowledge or just to see if they can get in.

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Interest Cost

The cost incurred by an entity for borrowing funds, typically reflected as an expense in the income statement.

Pension Expense

The annual cost recognized by an employer for maintaining a retirement plan for its employees.

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Estimates used to calculate the present and future financial obligations of pension plans and insurance policies, often involving life expectancy and interest rates.

Present Values

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