US Government Permits Private Firms to Engage in Offensive Cyber Actions Against Criminal Organizations
The US government has authorized private companies to conduct offensive cyber operations against criminal groups, a move aimed at combating cybercrime costing billions annually. This initiative, directed by the Departments of Justice and Homeland Security, significantly expands the private sector's role in cybersecurity and blurs the lines between government foreign policy and commercial activities. It represents a notable shift in national cyber defense strategy.
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