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Computer systems are particularly vulnerable to computer fraud because

Computer systems are particularly vulnerable to computer fraud because

• perpetrators can steal, destroy, or alter massive amount of data in very little time, often leaving little evidence.

• computer fraud can be much more difficult to detect than other types of fraud.

• computer programs need to be modified illegally only once for them to operate improperly for as long as they are in use.

• All of these.

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