Downturn may turn techies to crime, say reports

Sure.: I would agree with you totally. I suspect that these research and security firms had better watch the authors of these reports if they lay them off or fire them.

Seems to me, they are predicting more of what THEY would do under certain circumstances.

Sure I could agree that IT related persons may commit crimes in increasing numbers over the next year. Is that a SIGNIFICANT number considering this?

What a BS report!; Posted by: profsmichael@... Posted on: 12/12/08 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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New headline needed... techboy_z | 12/12/08

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But we are new to it Peter. mikefarinha | 12/12/08

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