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Bank Information Security Agency Releases
Fraudulent Correspondence Claiming to Be From the FDIC
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Fraudulent correspondence bearing the FDIC's name continues to be mailed, faxed and e-mailed. This correspondence is being used in illegal schemes to collect sensitive personal information, such as bank account numbers, and to steal money and other assets.
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