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Also: The Kremlin’s latest moves make an invasion of Ukraine appear imminent. But experts can’t agree on whether cyber’s role in the conflict will escalate.

Also: Government officials and researchers’ comments following a recent cyberattack on Ukraine gives some clues about what exact cyber threats government officials are worried about in the Ukraine-Russia conflict.

Also: The recently signed annual defense policy package gives the national cyber director's office a big boost towards achieving its 2022 hiring goals: the ability to accept government detailees.

And President Joe Biden talks with Vladimir Putin for two hours.

Also: More details on new teen safety features for Instagram.

Also: The State Department hasn’t confirmed reports of NSO Group’s tech targeting U.S. diplomats.

The fight between the agency and the Chamber over public records is escalating.

Republicans want to shred the elections administration system so they can overturn results they don't like.

The Cyberspace Solarium Commission has been trying to update a Cold War-era law to prepare for the mother-of-all cyber emergencies. But industry says there aren’t many details about what this would look like.

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