More than 100,000 taxpayers’ private information was stolen from the IRS in a recent cycberattack on the agency. IRS Commissioner John Koskinen insisted that most Americans were not affected by the cyberattack. “That the IRS — home to highly sensitive information on every single American and every single company doing business here at home — was vulnerable to this attack is simply unacceptable,” said Sen. Orrin G. Hatch, Utah Republican and chairman of the Senate Committee on Finance.
IRS Hit By Cyberattack, Thousands Of Taxpayers’ Information Stolen
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