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Rampant Fraud! Criminals Stole Billions In COVID-19 Unemployment Benefits
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10:33Now PlayingCriminals stole billions in COVID-19 unemployment benefits.
Congress is about to approve another quarter-trillion dollars in COVID-19-related unemployment benefits even though the state-based system remains vulnerable to the same rampant fraud that allowed scammers last year to siphon off more than $40 billion in pandemic relief intended for the needy.
Cybercrime experts, including some who once made their living exploiting weak online systems, warn that as Congress prepares to pass another mass infusion of cash, criminals have gotten smarter.
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