Swindling exposed from the diary of William B. Moreau, king of fakirs;

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The handbook of swindling.

Mode of access: Internet.

[The London guide and stranger's safeguard against the cheats, swindlers, and pickpockets that abound within the bills of mortality : forming a picture of London as regards active life : to which is added ... a glossary of cant terms /

Title page lacking; cataloged from NUC copy.

Kitāb al-Mukhtār fī kashf al-asrār

li-Zayn al-Dīn ʻAbd al-Raḥīm ibn ʻUmar al-Dimashqī al-maʻrūf bi-al-Jawbarī.

Das Büchlein von den Geldkupplern, Zubringern, Unterhändlern (G'schaftelbergern), Mäklern oder Sensalen : Eine interessante Sammlung berühmter und berüchtigter Leute Wiens, als Pendant zum Schema der Vielperzentigen.

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Arte de furtar, espelho de enganos, theatro de verdades, mostrador de horas minguadas, gazua geral dos reinos de Portugal. Offerecida a el-rei nosso senhor d. João IV para que a emende.

Authorship variously ascribed to A. Vieira, Thomé Pinheiro da Veiga, João Pinto Ribeiro and others. cf Silva's Dic. bibl. port. and A.F.G. Bell's Portuguese literature. Afonso Pena ascribes the authorship to Antonio de Sousa Macedo.

20 ways not to be swindled.

Cover title.

Manual del Funcionario de Instrucción

95 p.

The dark side of the internet:protecting yourself and your family from online criminals

In less than a decade, personal computers have become part of our daily lives. Many of us come into contact with computers every day, whether at work, school or home. As useful as the new technologies are, they also have a darker side. By making computers part of our daily lives, we run the risk of allowing thieves, swindlers, and all kinds of deviants directly into our homes. Armed with a personal computer, a modem and just a little knowledge, a thief can easily access confidential information, such as details of bank accounts and credit cards. This book helps people avoid harm at the hands of Internet criminals. It offers a tour of the more dangerous parts of the Internet, as the author explains who the predators are, their motivations, how they operate and how to protect against them. In less than a decade, personal computers have become part of our daily lives. Many of us come into contact with computers every day, whether at work, school or home. As useful as the new technologies are, they also have a darker side. By making computers part of our daily lives, we run the risk of allowing thieves, swindlers, and all kinds of deviants directly into our homes. Armed with a personal computer, a modem and just a little knowledge, a thief can easily access confidential information, such as details of bank accounts and credit cards. This book is intended to help people avoid harm at the hands of Internet criminals. It offers a tour of the more dangerous parts of the Internet, as the author explains who the predators are, their motivations, how they operate and how to protect against them. Behind the doors of our own homes, we assume we are safe from predators, con artists, and other criminals wishing us harm. But the proliferation of personal computers and the growth of the Internet have invited these unsavory types right into our family rooms. With a little psychological knowledge a con man can start to manipulate us in different ways. A terrorist can recruit new members and raise money over the Internet. Identity thieves can gather personal information and exploit it for criminal purposes. Spammers can wreak havoc on businesses and individuals. Here, an expert helps readers recognize the signs of a would-be criminal in their midst. Focusing on the perpetrators, the author provides information about how they operate, why they do it, what they hope to do, and how to protect yourself from becoming a victim.

La fraude d’identité et la protection des renseignements personnels dans un organisme public

Rapport de stage présenté à la Faculté des arts et sciences en vue de l'obtention du grade de Maîtrise ès sciences (M. Sc.) en criminologie.

Vol, fraude et autres infractions semblables et Internet

Dans l’espace réel, l’identité d’une personne est clairement circonscrite à l’état civil et pleinement protégée par le droit interne des pays. Alors que dans le cyberespace, les contours de la notion sont plutôt flous, voire incertains. Le développement du commerce électronique et la croissance des transactions en ligne ont donné naissance au « crime » de l’usurpation d’identité. Et si l’usurpation d’identité a pu émerger, c’est grâce à la spécificité du médium, qui s’est avéré un terrain fertile aux abus des usurpateurs d’identité. Ce présent article étudie et analyse la fraude, le vol et l’escroquerie en tant qu’infractions économiques commises dans le cyberespace par le biais du système informatique. Il constate la désuétude et l’inefficacité des infractions prévues dans le droit pénal canadien relativement à l’incrimination du crime de l’usurpation d’identité et propose une solution basée sur des approches réglementaires, législatives et techniques.

A prince of swindlers /

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