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The US is creating a program allowing vetted private companies to conduct offensive cyber operations against foreign criminal groups. Operations require federal approval and supervision, with firms potentially putting up at least $1 million in escrow. This marks a major shift from the prior stance that private companies could only defend, not attack.
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