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U.S. Officials Promote Federal Efforts Against Cybercrime and Online Fraud

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U.S. Attorney General Todd Blanche and Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin participated in a roundtable promoting the administration’s efforts against cybercrime by transnational criminal organizations. President Donald Trump highlighted directives issued in March and August aimed at combating online fraud.

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The administration is directing federal agencies to coordinate strategies against online scams and work with private companies to disrupt foreign cybercriminal networks. Federal authorities have reportedly prevented at least $1.6 billion in potential losses this year and frozen nearly $1 billion in cryptocurrency associated with overseas scammers.

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  • Todd BlancheU.S. Attorney General who joined the roundtable promoting cybercrime response.
  • Markwayne MullinHomeland Security Secretary who joined the roundtable promoting cybercrime response.

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