> Eventually, the state’s computers started to flag anomalies: out-of-state banks, duplicate email addresses and multiple names using the same bank accounts. T

> Eventually, the state’s computers started to flag anomalies: out-of-state banks, duplicate email addresses and multiple names using the same bank accounts. There are also entire markets of compromised remote protocol computers, sorted by location and bandwidth, payable in cryptocurrency. This allows you normal, dynamic residential and office IP addresses that even flagging VPNs will allow people to get around. It is likely these are used as well, and gives state agencies a false sense of security. I don't consider those organizations having any solution.