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US Military Wasted Millions on Fake Hardware, Sparking Cyber-Terrorism Fears [Military Intelligence]
The U.S. Military has spent millions of dollars on counterfeit computer components over the years, according to an FBI report. This not only screws over businesses, but it also makes it easier for…