A fake letter that falsely claimed former President Jimmy Carter had died has gone viral on social media platforms, duping many, including Utah's Republican senator, Mike Lee, as well as multiple news outlets.
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According to Bloomberg News, which cited an insider familiar with the situation, hackers released internal data on Tuesday that was stolen from Leidos Holdings Inc. (LDOS.N), one of the biggest suppliers of IT services to the U.S. government and specifically the Department of Defense.
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