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Pipeline hackers wear a ‘bull’s-eye.’ Will Biden act?
May 11, 2021
originally published in
E&E News
That approach can mean a combination of indictments, sanctions or naming-and-shaming campaigns to bring hackers to account. “Basically, the whole nine yards,” said Rosenzweig, who is now a resident senior fellow for cybersecurity and emerging threats at the R Street Institute think tank.
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