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Exposed U.S. voter database poses 'extreme' danger, researcher says

June 28, 2016

The database contained personal data on more than 150 million people — including voters’ addresses, full names and political stances.

DOJ agrees: Chinese are backing off cyberspying

June 28, 2016

The U.S. government's multi-pronged approach of deterring, prosecuting and threatening sanctions against China's cyberspies is bearing fruit and Chinese online economic espionage has fallen off since last year's deal between Beijing and Washington, one of the Justice Department's top cyber prosecutors said Tuesday.

Bill on research policy seeks to engage women, minorities

June 28, 2016

A senate bill seeks to support underrepresented populations in STEM--or Science, Technology, Engineering and Math--from their kindergarten days to major career moves.

Commerce gives green light to internal GitHub use

June 28, 2016

The Commerce Department has given clearance to open source code management platform GitHub, allowing the department to use the platform internally as it builds open source software.

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