Finding fraud in bankruptcy cases
Read Time: 12 mins
Written By:
Roger W. Stone, CFE
Recently, a 19-year-old Houston, Texas, man pleaded guilty to tricking hundreds of Internet users into providing him with their credit card and bank account numbers through a classic "phishing" expedition.
He sent e-mail messages indicating that an account would be suspended unless the customer updated the personal information requested. A hyperlink then took the customers to a copycat Web site that appeared to be legitimate but actually was controlled by the fraudster. Fortunately, this perpetrator was caught but there are thousands of others perpetrating the crime. Internet fraud is still flourishing.
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Read Time: 12 mins
Written By:
Roger W. Stone, CFE
Read Time: 10 mins
Written By:
Tom Caulfield, CFE, CIG, CIGI
Sheryl Steckler, CIG, CICI
Read Time: 2 mins
Written By:
Emily Primeaux, CFE
Read Time: 12 mins
Written By:
Roger W. Stone, CFE
Read Time: 10 mins
Written By:
Tom Caulfield, CFE, CIG, CIGI
Sheryl Steckler, CIG, CICI
Read Time: 2 mins
Written By:
Emily Primeaux, CFE