Computer Crime Taxonomy: Fill in Each Blank Below with a Word

question 42

Short Answer

Computer crime taxonomy: Fill in each blank below with a word or phrase based on Carter's taxonomy of computer crime.
a. Target: This category is comprised of computer crimes where the criminal targets ______. The objective of these crimes is to impact the ______ of data stored on the computer.
b. Instrumentality: Computer as the instrumentality of the crime uses the computer to ______. The computer is used to ______.
c. Incidental: This type of computer crime encompasses crimes where the computer is not ______ but is ______. The use of computer ______ and may make the crime more difficult to ______.
d. Associated: The simple ______ of computers, and notably the growth of the Internet, has generated ______of ______. In these cases, technological growth essentially creates ______ and new ways of ______.

Understand the differences between the parent-company extension method and the entity method in consolidated financial statements.

Know how to calculate the non-controlling interest in earnings with necessary adjustments for both realized and unrealized profits from sales.

Comprehend the process and implications of intercompany transactions on consolidation adjustments for depreciation expense, net book value of equipment, and non-controlling interests.

Analyze how transactions between parent and subsidiary companies affect the consolidated net income and non-controlling interest's share.

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Definitions:

Repressed Memory

A psychological phenomenon where an individual unconsciously blocks out memories of a distressing event.

Sexual Abuse

Unwanted sexual activity, with perpetrators using force, making threats, or taking advantage of victims not able to give consent.

Conscious Awareness

The state of being aware of and able to think about one's own existence, sensations, thoughts, surroundings, and experiences.

Eyewitness Accounts

Testimonies from individuals who have directly observed an event or situation.