Epstein Secrets

G and the errors in the Woods process, he/she would not have signed the filed Page FISA applications." Sen. Lee Argues FBI FISA Abuse "Inevitable." National Review (9/30, McArdle, 731K) reports Sen. Mike Lee (R-UT) on Wednesday "lambasted the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act warrant process, saying the ab

ed 4,541 Cybercrime Complaints From South Carolina Last Year. WACH-TV Columbia, SC (9/30, Cannon) reports from Columbia, South Carolina, "The FBI's Internet Crime Complaint Center received 4,541 cybercrime complaints from South Carolina in 2019, said The South Carolina Department of Revenue (SCDOR)." WACH-TV adds, "Last year w

G and the errors in the Woods process, he/she would not have signed the filed Page FISA applications." Sen. Lee Argues FBI PISA Abuse "Inevitable." National Review (9/30, McArdle, 731K) reports Sen. Mike Lee (R-UT) on Wednesday "lambasted the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act warrant process, saying the ab

ed 4,541 Cybercrime Complaints From South Carolina Last Year. WACH-TV Columbia, SC (9/30, Cannon) reports from Columbia, South Carolina, "The FBI's Internet Crime Complaint Center received 4,541 cybercrime complaints from South Carolina in 2019, said The South Carolina Department of Revenue (SCDOR)." WACH-TV adds, "Last year

ildren." Additional reporting on the story was provided by the The Hill (05/07, Crisp), Hoodline (05/07, Taylor), Los Angeles Times (05/07, Garcia), National Review (05/07, Zimmermann), New York Post (05/07, Blair), NewsNation (05/07, Whiteside), The National Desk (05/07, Altman-Devilbiss), UPI (05/07, Stark), U

arning as Scammers Target Victims of Crime Malware Bytes (05/07, Arntz) reported that the FBI has issued a warning about scammers impersonating FBI Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) employees to target victims of crime. According to the article, scammers contact victims through various methods, claiming to have recovered l

failures benefiting U.S. adversaries like China and Russia. Disgraced FBI Agent Tipped Off Hunter Biden—Linked Chinese Company About Investigation National Review (09/05, Lynch) reported that former FBI official Charles McGonigal, who once led the bureau's counterintelligence division in New York, leaked confi

gency by consulting trusted family, friends, or law enforcement before acting. The article noted that victims should report such crimes to the FBI's Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) or local field offices. China-Backed Hackers 'Almost Certainly' Targeted Canada During Theft of Millions of Americans' Data CBC (09/05, Tunn

the story was provided by NBC News (08/25, Asghar, Gregorian), The Independent (08/25, Dobkin), Fox News (08/25, Elkind), CBS News (08/25, Quinn), National Review (08/25, Lynch), Axios (08/25, Santaliz), and Newsweek (08/25, King). Back to Top COUNTERINTELLIGENCE How China Influences Elections in America's B

article noted that the FBI urges individuals who suspect they have been targeted to report the activity to their local FBI field office or the FBI's Internet Crime Complaint Center. CPO Magazine (08/25, Hope) also reported on the story. FBI and India's CBI Busts Cyber Fraud Network Targeting U.S. Nationals New India Express (

a result, the investigation has been closed." Additional reporting was provided by News Nation (09/21, Dean), Washington Examiner (09/21, Notheis), National Review (09/21, McCarthy), Politico (09/21, Johansen), The Hill (09/21, Fields), UPI (09/21, D'Antonio), USA TODAY (09/21, Chambers), The Independent (09/2

me Reporting Portals Bleeping Computer (09/19, Gatlan) reported that the FBI issued a warning about cybercriminals creating spoofed versions of its Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) website to steal personal and financial information from unsuspecting visitors. The FBI explained that attackers often make small alterations

G and the errors in the Woods process, he/she would not have signed the filed Page FISA applications." Sen. Lee Argues FBI PISA Abuse "Inevitable." National Review (9/30, McArdle, 731K) reports Sen. Mike Lee (R-UT) on Wednesday "lambasted the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act warrant process, saying the ab

ed 4,541 Cybercrime Complaints From South Carolina Last Year. WACH-TV Columbia, SC (9/30, Cannon) reports from Columbia, South Carolina, "The FBI's Internet Crime Complaint Center received 4,541 cybercrime complaints from South Carolina in 2019, said The South Carolina Department of Revenue (SCDOR)." WACH-TV adds, "Last year