Which of the following is true concerning computer fraud and computer crime?
1. Computer crime is defined as an act where the computer hardware, software, or data is altered, destroyed, manipulated, or compromised.
2. Computer fraud and computer crime are seldom used interchangeably.
3. Law enforcement crime fighters have been ahead of technologically savvy criminals in identifying the types of computer-based crimes that perpetrators are likely to attempt.
4. Computer crime suggests that the computer’s owner is the perpetrator whereas computer fraud suggests that the computer owner is a victim.