What is one reason why successfully prosecuting computer crimes is so challenging?

If a company deliberately planted a flaw in one of its systems in the hope of detecting an attempted penetration and exploitation of this flaw, what would this be called?

In the United States, what agency usually works with the FBI when investigating computer crimes?

Why is computer-generated documentation usually considered unreliable evidence?

Before shutting down a system suspected of an attack, the investigator should do what?

The chain of custody of evidence describes who obtained the evidence and __________.

Why is it challenging to collect and identify computer evidence to be used in a court of law?

If an investigator needs to communicate with another investigator but does not want the criminal to be able to eavesdrop on this conversation, what type of communication should be used?

Why is it difficult to investigate computer crime and track down the criminal?

A CISSP candidate signs an ethics statement prior to taking the CISSP examination. Which of the following would be a violation of the (ISC)2 Code of Ethics that could cause the candidate to lose his or her certification?