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Forgery is a white-collar
crime that
generally consists of the
false making or
material alteration of a
legal instrument with the
specific intent to defraud...
- Art
forgery is the
creation and sale of
works of art
which are
intentionally falsely credited to other,
usually more
famous artists. Art
forgery can be...
- Cross-site
request forgery, also
known as one-click
attack or
session riding and
abbreviated as CSRF (sometimes
pronounced sea-surf) or XSRF, is a type...
- In a
cryptographic digital signature or MAC system,
digital signature forgery is the
ability to
create a pair
consisting of a message, m {\displaystyle...
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Historical forgery may
refer to:
Archaeological forgery, the
creation of
false artifacts Literary forgery, in the
context of the
creation of
false or misattributed...
- Look up
forgery in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Forgery is the
process of
making false do****ents.
Forgery may also
refer to the
following conceptually...
- In cryptography,
message forgery is
sending a
message so to
deceive the
recipient about the
actual sender's identity. A
common example is
sending a spam...
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Signature forgery refers to the act of
falsely replicating another person's signature.
Several different methods can be used to
forge signatures. One...
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Literary forgery (also
known as
literary mystification,
literary fraud or
literary hoax) is writing, such as a m****cript or a
literary work,
which is...
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Pious fraud (Latin: pia fraus) is used to
describe fraud in
religion or medicine. A
pious fraud can be
counterfeiting a
miracle or
falsely attributing...
