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Email scammers stole more than $150K from defense contractors and a university, FBI says

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Scammers were able to obtain fraudulent lines of credit to buy expensive technical equipment in the organizations’ names, the FBI said last week in an industry advisory obtained by CyberScoop.

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Email scammers stole more than $150K from defense contractors and a university, FBI says
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