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  1. Criminals Posing as Legitimate Health Insurers and Fraud Investigators to Commit Health Care Fraud
  2. Recent Attacks Highlight Elevated Threat to Israeli and Jewish Communities
  3. Home Internet Connected Devices Facilitate Criminal Activity
  4. Cyber Criminals Defraud Hedera Hashgraph Network Non-Custodial Wallet Users Through Nonfungible Token Airdrops Disguised as Free Rewards
  5. Senior US Officials Impersonated in Malicious Messaging Campaign
  6. Impersonation Scheme Targeting Middle Eastern Students in the United States
  7. Cyber Criminal Proxy Services Exploiting End of Life Routers
  8. Emerging Discount Medical Insurance Scams
  9. Threat Actors Use "Swatting" to Target Victims Nationwide
  10. FBI Seeking Tips about PRC-Targeting of US Telecommunications
  11. Cyber Criminals Impersonating Employee Self-Service Websites to Steal Victim Information and Funds
  12. FBI Warns of Scammers Impersonating the IC3
  13. Criminal Actors Steal US Taxpayer Identity to File False Tax Returns and Claim Refunds
  14. Individuals Target Tesla Vehicles and Dealerships Nationwide with Arson, Gunfire, and Vandalism
  15. Mail Scam Targeting Corporate Executives Claims Ties to Ransomware
  16. Violent Online Networks Target Vulnerable and Underage Populations Across the United States and Around the Globe
  17. Beijing Leveraging Freelance Hackers and Information Security Companies to Compromise Computer Networks Worldwide
  18. Safety Concerns Related to Fraudulent Compounding Practices Associated with Weight Loss Drugs
  19. North Korea Responsible for $1.5 Billion Bybit Hack
  20. Mail Theft-Related Check Fraud is on the Rise
  21. North Korean IT Workers Conducting Data Extortion
  22. Beware of Charitable Fraud Related to Mass Casualty and Disaster Events
  23. Threat of Copycat Attacks after ISIS-Inspired Vehicle Attack in New Orleans

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