The The Future of Fraud by Becky Holmes - 9781911545859
The The Future of FraudAuthor(s): Becky Holmes
Format: Paperback
Publisher: Melville House UK, United Kingdom
Imprint: Melville House UK
ISBN-13: 9781911545859, 978-1911545859
Synopsis
Humans have been ripping each other off since they first discovered the concept of lying but in 300 BC, the first ever official record of a fraud case was made. A merchant in Greece took out an insurance policy, borrowed money and planned to sink his boat. Unfortunately for him, things did not go according to plan. Since then, fraud has become more complex and harder to detect, as technology has evolved. So how can we protect ourselves now and in the future, and what new dangers do we need to be looking out for?
Deeply researched and littered with expert testimony,The Future of Fraudwill explore interesting fraud cases past and present, and expose how the technology we depend upon today is also perfectly poised to exploit us: from social media, the dark web and gaming, to cryptocurrency and ar?
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Details:The The Future of Fraud by Becky Holmes - 9781911545859
The The Future of FraudAuthor(s): Becky Holmes
Format: Paperback
Publisher: Melville House UK, United Kingdom
Imprint: Melville House UK
ISBN-13: 9781911545859, 978-1911545859
Synopsis
Humans have been ripping each other off since they first discovered the concept of lying but in 300 BC, the first ever official record of a fraud case was made. A merchant in Greece took out an insurance policy, borrowed money and planned to sink his boat. Unfortunately for him, things did not go according to plan. Since then, fraud has become more complex and harder to detect, as technology has evolved. So how can we protect ourselves now and in the future, and what new dangers do we need to be looking out for?
Deeply researched and littered with expert testimony,The Future of Fraudwill explore interesting fraud cases past and present, and expose how the technology we depend upon today is also perfectly poised to exploit us: from social media, the dark web and gaming, to cryptocurrency and ar?
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The The Future of FraudAuthor(s): Becky Holmes
Format: Paperback
Publisher: Melville House UK, United Kingdom
Imprint: Melville House UK
ISBN-13: 9781911545859, 978-1911545859
Synopsis
Humans have been ripping each other off since they first discovered the concept of lying but in 300 BC, the first ever official record of a fraud case was made. A merchant in Greece took out an insurance policy, borrowed money and planned to sink his boat. Unfortunately for him, things did not go according to plan. Since then, fraud has become more complex and harder to detect, as technology has evolved. So how can we protect ourselves now and in the future, and what new dangers do we need to be looking out for?
Deeply researched and littered with expert testimony,The Future of Fraudwill explore interesting fraud cases past and present, and expose how the technology we depend upon today is also perfectly poised to exploit us: from social media, the dark web and gaming, to cryptocurrency and ar?
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