Computer crime-busters From: New Straits Times | Date: August 18, 2003| Author: Rina De Silva | . Provided by ProQuest LLC.Copyright information

New Straits Times

08-18-2003

Computer crime-busters
Byline: Rina De Silva
Edition: Computimes; 2*
Section: Outlook

IN the world of computer networks, sharing of files is common, so are the risks of hacking, viruses and cybercrimes. Besides anti- virus software, much more is needed to curb such illegal practices.

Along comes the computer detective, or computer forensic analyst. The job basically entails solving crimes committed on comp...

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