Steve thought it would be funny to make some changes on Tom‘s computer at their office. Steve went into the Microsoft Windows registry and chang Yes, because Steve performed a denial-of-service attack on Tom‘s computer Yes, because modifying computer software is always treated as a federal offense No, because there is no company policy that prohibits computer pranks on co-workers No, because this scenario describes a corporate investigation

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Steve thought it would be funny to make some changes on Tom‘s computer at their office. Steve went into the Microsoft Windows registry and changed the keyboard mapping configuration on Tom‘s computer. Now Tom is unable to log into his computer because of the changes. Could Steve‘s actions warrant a cybercrime investigation?

A: Yes, because Steve performed a denial-of-service attack on Tom‘s computer

B: Yes, because modifying computer software is always treated as a federal offense

C: No, because there is no company policy that prohibits computer pranks on co-workers

D: No, because this scenario describes a corporate investigation

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