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How AI Could Make Government Hacking Tools Harder to Use
AI could make software more secure by reducing vulnerabilities, creating new challenges for governments that rely on hacking tools for surveillance.
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AI could make software more secure by reducing vulnerabilities, creating new challenges for governments that rely on hacking tools for surveillance.
Sen. Ron Wyden asked the GAO to review how federal law enforcement agencies use hacking tools and spyware, citing limited public oversight and reporting.
A former US defence contractor has been ordered to pay $10 million for selling sensitive hacking tools to a Russian broker, raising cybersecurity and national security concerns.
Law enforcement agencies in the US and Europe shut down LeakBase, a platform accused of distributing stolen passwords, hacked data, and cybercrime tools.
A former L3Harris Trenchant executive has been jailed for illegally exporting hacking tools to a Russian broker, violating U.S. export control laws and national security regulations.
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