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CompTIA Security+ Exam Prep

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What is the difference between a computer-assisted crime and a computer-targeted crime?

In computer assisted crime, a computer is used as a tool
In computer assisted crime, a computer is a victim
Both A and B
Neither A nor B

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Answer: A - The difference between a computer-assisted crime and a computer-targeted crime is that in the computer-assisted crime, a computer is used as a tool. This is done to help carry out a crime. A computer-targeted crime concerns incidents wherein a computer was the victim of an attack crafted to harm it and its owners specifically.

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