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The Havana dictatorship must be held accountable for its destabilizing behavior.
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The Havana dictatorship must be held accountable for its destabilizing behavior.
Despite calls for normalization of relations with the Castro dictatorship and the removal of sanctions against their totalitarian regime, Cuba has never stopped being a threat to U.S. national security. From espionage to sponsoring terrorism, providing a base of operations to America's enemies to weaponizing Cuban migrants fleeing oppression, the Castro dictatorship is a threat
Hacktivists should be treated as malicious hackers because the distance between hacking/activism, malevolence, and damage is too small and too vague.
The National Counterintelligence and Security Center (NCSC) launched an outreach campaign on Oct. 22 to warn and instruct ...
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