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Foreign country hacks New Mexico Public Regulation Commission system

Posted on January 15, 2020 by Dissent

Victoria Shupryt reports:

The New Mexico Public Regulation Commission is investigating after a foreign country hacked its network internet and intranet system, according to officials.

A spokesperson for the FBI says the agency is also involved.

Read more on KOAT.


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