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By Cereese Blose · Oct 31, 2026 · Tennessee, News, hacking

Tennessee Alcoholic Beverage Commission investigating potential hack

"Dear Licensee, The Tennessee Alcoholic Beverage Commission has learned that a fraudulent email was distributed today that falsely appeared to come from TABC," the commission wrote.

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