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The U.S. government has authorized private security firms to conduct operations against overseas cybercriminals targeting U.S. interests. A memorandum from President Trump outlines the roles of these firms in combating various cyber-enabled crimes, with oversight from federal agencies.
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The U.S. government has authorized private security firms to conduct operations against overseas cybercriminals targeting U.S. interests. A memorandum from President Trump outlines the roles of these firms in combating various cyber-enabled crimes, with oversight from federal agencies.
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Private security firms will soon be allowed to hack overseas cybercriminals
U.S. Government Authorizes Private Security Firms to Target Overseas Cybercriminals