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Investigative Summary of Spoofing Attack, Payroll Fraud, and Related Policy Violations
The Office of Inspector General issued this Investigative Summary concerning policy violations that contributed to the success of a spoofing attack on AbilityOne.
| Report Date | Monday, August 3, 2020 |
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| Report Number | 20-32 |
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