Sentence examples for computerized fraud from inspiring English sources

Elections stolen through computerized fraud.

Business crooks get away with over $300 billion a year just in computerized billing fraud and abuse in the healthcare industry, despite the existing laws against fraud.

Does Hazlett have confidence now in the security of computerized elections against fraud?

"My private opinion," he said, "is that there has never been any successful fraud in a computerized election.

Similarly, if the state wants school systems to use inexpensive test validation procedures — like computerized erasure analysis to check for fraud — it must not foist the costs onto the already underfinanced schools.

Next month the commission will register voters in a computerized database that is expected to eliminate the fraud in the last elections.

In the opinion of many specialists, there is only one comparably simple and effective way to deter fraud on Election Day in most computerized jurisdictions: an immediate hand recount of the ballots cast in a random group of precincts selected after the vote-counting by various parties to the election.

Among the new sleuthing methods for countering fraud are parking-lot espionage in Tennessee, computerized credit checks in Delaware and Texas, and calls to employers and landlords in Alaska.

Devising the early programs for what became the C.E.S. systems, Hazlett gave next to no attention to security against the kinds of fraud that could be concealed in the computerized system itself.

It is far less necessary in these days of computerized records, online searches and rare instances of title fraud or hidden liens.

But then he struck a note new for him, adding that these changes would not come for about twenty years, because such completely computerized voting would require "extremely careful management and planning to prevent error and fraud".