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DOJ sues Fulton County over 2020 voter data

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Trump moves to pardon Colorado election clerk Tina Peters, even though he can’t

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Warrant requirements, Democratic worries could factor into spy law renewal debate

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New cybersecurity guidance paves the way for AI in critical infrastructure

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Attacks pinned to critical React2Shell defect surge, surpass 50 confirmed victims

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As White House moves to send AI chips to China, Trump’s DOJ prosecutes chip smugglers

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US charges hacker tied to Russian groups that targeted water systems and meat plants

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The ten key reforms that can close America’s cybersecurity gaps

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Organizations can now buy cyber insurance that covers deepfakes

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Microsoft’s last Patch Tuesday of 2025 addresses 57 defects, including one zero-day

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Officials offer $10M reward for information on IRGC-linked leader and close associate

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Is ransomware finally on the decline? Treasury data offers cautious hope

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UK cyber agency warns LLMs will always be vulnerable to prompt injection

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Defense bill addresses secure phones, AI training, cyber troop mental health

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Attackers hit React defect as researchers quibble over proof

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More evidence your AI agents can be turned against you

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Bipartisan health care cybersecurity legislation returns to address a cornucopia of issues

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Intellexa remotely accessed Predator spyware customer systems, investigation finds

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Officials warn about expansive, ongoing China espionage threat riding on Brickstorm malware

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Sen. Mark Kelly: Investing in safe, secure AI is key to U.S. dominance

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