Policy Restraint vs Surveillance Expansion: The New Shape of U.S. Cyber Power

Washington is signaling limits on private-sector hack-back while doubling down on surveillance continuity and sanctions. The center of cyber power is moving toward institutions, not spectacle.

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The FBI's Warrant-Free Surveillance Just Hit a New High -- Right as Congress Finally Moves to Stop It

The FBI searched Americans' private communications without a warrant 7,413 times last year, up 34%. A bipartisan bill just landed to require warrants going forward.

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After the 'Worst Telecom Hack in History,' Washington Is Already Moving On

Salt Typhoon was called the most significant cyberattack on US telecom infrastructure ever. Policy reform momentum is stalling. Congress is more interested in restricting FBI surveillance than fixing the infrastructure that got hacked.

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