A bold new strategy or a dangerous precedent? Experts are divided on Trump’s memo.
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What happened
CyberScoop RSS items covering U.S. cyber-policy changes involving private-sector offensive operations, increasingly capable AI-assisted and near-autonomous attacks, the resilient Kimwolf botnet, an in-flight Wi-Fi spoofing investigation, NIST vulnerability-database modernization, and related legal and regulatory developments. The reporting describes significant emerging threats and policy implications but provides no specific CVE identifiers.
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- 2026-08-14T02:51:35Z
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