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Michigan Attorney General warns of ID theft, security breaches through gambling sites

There could be a gambling scam going around and Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel is warning against them.

It’s happening after more than 67,000 Draft King customers had their personal data leaked during a cyber attack.

Nessel says she is reminding people of the security risks that come with online gambling if people are not proactive with their security.

She says that individuals should stay alert and monitor financial accounts and credit reports. She also recommends to change passwords, set up two-step authentication, and freeze credit information if your information was leaked.

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Charles U Farley February 15, 2023 at 8:42 am

Dana Nessel threatened to prosecute anyone who questioned the most totally legitimate election in history (/sarc), her ethics are highly suspect. My first thought is that the gambling apps weren’t giving the DNC their cut in the form of “donations”.

It’s sad when the final arbiters of law and order are held in such low esteem because of their own corruption.

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