Thanks to the dark web, anybody can access computer programs that will help users exfiltrate $($remove$)$ data from any type of computer or network. Because of this activity, white$-$collar crime and industrial espionage are on the rise. How does white$-$collar$-$crime compare to industrial espionage?

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White$-$collar crime refers to financial crimes committed in a business or professional setting, while espionage refers to the unauthorized sharing of confidential information to a competitor or foreign entity.

Espionage refers to financial crimes committed in a business or professional setting, while white collar crime refers to the unauthorized sharing of confidential information to a competitor or foreign entity.

White$-$collar crime and espionage are victimless crimes.

White$-$collar crime is the same as espionage and are both punishable offenses.