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Tonya Riley

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Feb 1

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hearing Secret Service assistant director of the investigations David Smith said there were "linkages and commonalities" between Secret Service and DOJ investigations into Russia-based covid fraud but couldn't confirm if state actors were involved

Tonya Riley

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The question was in response to reports that China-linked hackers stole millions in Covid benefits. Smith said he was aware of the report but didn't confirm.

nbcnews.com

Hackers linked to Chinese government stole millions in Covid benefits

The theft of state unemployment funds is the first pandemic fraud tied to foreign, state-sponsored cybercriminals that the U.S. government has acknowledged publicly.

4:18 PM · Feb 1, 2023

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