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Cybercrime Investigation

Fox News Reporter Studying Cybercrime Investigation to Help Educate Public on Privacy, Security

in Criminal Justice, Cybercrime Investigation, Student News

People study cybercrime investigation and cybersecurity at BU MET for all kinds of reasons—one current student is a Fox News reporter who wants to “help educate the public on how to protect themselves, their livelihood, and their data.”

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