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Scammers Impersonating Law Enforcement and Government Officials in Fraud Schemes
Released September 17, 2026
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Industry threat advisory from the FBI Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3). Open the source link for full guidance.
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Scammers Impersonating Law Enforcement and Government Officials in Fraud Schemes — FBI IC3 industry advisory relevant to cyber risk. PremierePC monitors federal alerts for Upstate SC businesses. Read the source link for full guidance or open a ticket if you want help assessing impact.
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