Over the past four years, cases of criminals remotely redirecting cargo to steal it have surged 1,200%, says Keith Lewis. “We don’t do business face-to-face anymore. We don’t have the hand-to-hand transactions,” says Lewis. “We book that load with this individual, we’ve never met them, and bam, you have a million-dollar load of electronics going down the road, hopefully to the right destination, or maybe it’s not.” “It’s become a global threat to our supply chain.” | 60 Minutes

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