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: CYB3RCRIM3Zappers and Tax Evasion
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You may have seen the article in the August 30 edition of the New York Times that discusses the use of ?zappers,? computer software that can be used to siphon cash from a business? receipts. As the Times article explains, zappers are used to alter the electronic sales records in a cash register: If the business is a restaurant, the owner uses the zapper to erase the register?s record of food orders the total cost of which is equivalent to the amount of money the owner has siphoned from the tak read more
Full post as published by CYB3RCRIM3 on September 08, 2008 (boomark / email).
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