"This seizure sends a clear message that we will not tolerate criminal activity that could put lives at risk." ...

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A recent government report found three instances documenting evidence of counterfeit, fraudulent and suspect components making their way into the nation’s nuclear power plants, which potentially pose ...

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FTIR spectroscopy detects counterfeit electronics fast and effectively. [1] It provides a critical solution in the fight against counterfeit products that threaten various sectors of our economy. As ...

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