Justice Department says hackers struck 27 US attorneys’ offices around US
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In a statement issued Friday, the U.S. Justice Department updated details about cyberattacks that struck the offices of federal prosecutors around the country in December 2020.
New York state saw four separate offices affected; Texas, Florida and Pennsylvania each saw three offices affected; California and Virginia two each; while nine states and the District of Columbia were each struck in one office, according to the statement. The nine states were Georgia, Kansas, Maryland, Montana, Nevada, New Jersey, North Carolina, Vermont and Washington, the statement said.More Related News
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