Computer fraud is one of the offences against property defined by the legislator.
It is committed with the purpose of financial gain or with the intent of causing damage
to another person. It may also be classified as cybercrime if information systems and
networks are used, including where an information and communication (ICT) system
is applied in connection with committing the offence. Computer fraud is also described
in this paper from a statistical perspective based on data from annual reports concerning
cybersecurity incidents recorded by CERT Poland.
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