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English Tax Authority Commits 56 Million Euros to Cybercriminals
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First, cybercriminals took the necessary data on their accounts with the British tax authority HMRC by phishing in the case of unsuspecting British criminals and then got their taxes refunded on behalf of the citizens. The booty: the office paid 56 million to the deposited bank accounts. It sounds very adventurous, but it is well known that with the offices it is very accurate: the British tax authority has refunded the too much paid taxes in ab…
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