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Trump Signs Directive Giving Federal Agencies Expanded Powers Against Transnational Cybercrime

President Donald Trump has authorized federal law enforcement and intelligence agencies to use offensive cyber capabilities against foreign transnational criminal organizations accused of targeting US infrastructure and businesses.
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