Here's the story: https://www.marketwatch.com/story/sh...000-2020-02-27
Basically someone impersonated her assistant by creating an e-mail address very similar to that assistant, and then e-mailed Corcoran's bookkeeper to pay a supposed German company $388,000.
The scammers also knew that Corcoran had real estate holdings, and justified the request by claiming that she had invested in real estate in Germany. The money was supposedly being wired to an actual German real estate investment firm, but the bookeeper was instructed to send it to Asia (lol). The bookeeper fell for it and shipped the money.
She'll survive, though, because she's supposedly worth $80 million.
Laughably, she claimed she "would have made the same mistake" as the bookkeeper. Unbelievable that it's so easy to trick certain rich idiots to wire you almost $400k.
The IP was based out of China, of course.