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The alleged hackers blamed for breaching JPMorgan Chase's systems last year were involved in a scheme that also targeted 14 other companies, including a Boston-based mutual fund firm and several financial news publications—The Wall Street Journal among them. A JPMorgan Chase spokeswoman said the bank's 2014 data breach was tied to an indictment unsealed Tuesday by Manhattan U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara's office. Read the original story from USA Today.
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