Supreme Court approves mail-in ballots that arrive after Election Day
2026-06-29T20:51:42Z•867c9de39a7a6cb04c8e865cadb7215a8145691755519eae35e78482e81c0995
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What happened
This CyberScoop feed collects major legal, policy and security developments: the U.S. Supreme Court issued notable rulings on late-arriving mail ballots and geofence-warrant privacy (Chatrie), and a federal court struck down an election-focused executive order. Policy moves include an FCC overhaul of emergency-system and undersea-cable cybersecurity rules and the ATF cancelling a commercial geolocation (PenLink/AD) pilot. Security incidents and analysis: Russia used Cellebrite to access an activist’s phone; sentencing in the DraftKings breach concluded; an op-ed highlights risks around CVE-202
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