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Lawmakers warn data protection rules don’t protect key sites, including White House and CIA
Lawmakers say gaps in the rules leave 736 sensitive sites vulnerable, including the White House, Congress and CIA headquarters.
- The Biden administration crafted data protection rules to block U.S. adversaries from buying commercial data from sensitive locations, but key sites like the White House and CIA headquarters were left off the list.
- Lawmakers warned that the sale of Americans' location data poses a serious threat to national security, as it can reveal sensitive information exploitable for espionage.
- The lawmakers urged the Trump administration to address the oversights, create a protection zone around the Washington, D.C. region, and expand the list of barred countries.
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Lawmakers warn data protection rules don't protect key sites, including White House and CIA
The Biden administration spent almost a year crafting regulations to block U.S. adversaries from buying commercial data gathered from cell phones at the federal government’s most sensitive locations.
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Washington, May 22 (SocialNews.XYZ) Democratic lawmakers have accused the US Justice Department of failing to protect some of America’s most sensitive government sites from the sale of mobile phone location data that could be exploited by China, Iran and other foreign adversaries using artificial intelligence tools. In a sharply worded letter to Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard and Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche, Senator Ron…
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