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Jason Miller, Executive Editor, Federal News Radio

The cyber attack against the Office of Personnel Management is part of a year long coordinated effort to steal federal employee and contractors\' personal data....

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June 5, 2015 5:49 pm

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The cyber attack against the Office of Personnel Management is part of a year long coordinated effort to steal federal employee and contractors’ personal data. The Homeland Security Department issued an alert in May detailing a series of attacks against government and industry. Federal News Radio’s Executive Editor Jason Miller explains why federal employees need to be more aware of targeted spear phishing attacks than ever before.

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