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Cybersecuritymedium impactUS Customs supervisor busted for stealing Core i7 CPUs, RAM, and hard drives from Homeland Security PCs
· Washington, D.C., United States · Americas · no longer in the live window
A U.S. Customs and Border Protection supervisor stole computer components from Department of Homeland Security systems and traded them for store credit via Newegg's Trade-In program.
- Topic
- Cybersecurity
- Location
- Washington, D.C., United States (38.907°, -77.037°)
- Region
- Americas
- Impact
- medium
- Reported by
- Tom's Hardware
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