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Government Authorizes Private Security Firms to Target Overseas Cybercriminals

13 Ağustos 2026Arstechnica

A recent memo from the Trump administration marks a significant shift in policy, allowing private security firms to conduct cyber attacks against overseas cybercriminals. This is the first time the U.S.
government has officially authorized the private sector to engage in offensive cyber operations. The move aims to bolster defenses against increasing cyber threats and enhance the overall cybersecurity landscape.
The growing prevalence of cybercrime has prompted governments worldwide to reconsider their strategies for combating these threats. By enabling private firms to take offensive actions, the U.S.
This decision raises critical questions about the implications of privatizing cyber warfare. While it may empower private firms to act swiftly against threats, it also blurs the lines of accountability and raises concerns about the potential for unintended consequences.

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