Supreme Court permits states to use SAVE database for citizenship checks
2026-09-25T20:51:36Z•f76878ee655f177ca0b24a2a184698f7840118901e8f9e115dec28b9245fb6ad
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CyberScoop RSS coverage focuses on U.S. cybersecurity policy, federal cyber defense, telecom and biotech resilience, cloud-security compliance, AI-enabled cyberattacks, cybercrime enforcement, and ransomware. Notable items include proposed legislation responding to Salt Typhoon and AI-driven attacks, DHS oversight findings on agencies’ failure to meet CISA cloud directives, alleged fraud and concealed Russian ownership at a phone-hacking vendor, and sentencing of a Ryuk ransomware operator.
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