US Cybersecurity Bill rejected over privacy concerns
Legislation would have dictated minimum security standards for critical infrastructure
The US Cybersecurity Bill, originally intended to dictate minimum standards of online security for critical infrastructure in the US, has been voted down in the Senate over criticisms that it gave authorities...
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