Reuters Germany Expands Cybersecurity Powers Against Foreign Hackers
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Germany's draft law will enhance law enforcement's capabilities to combat cyber attacks by allowing security forces to intervene in IT systems, including shutting them down and deleting or altering data, even on foreign servers. The legislation includes oversight mechanisms and penalties for non-compliance, aiming to strengthen the country's cyber defense framework.
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2026-02-27
Germany announces draft law to empower law enforcement against cyber attacks
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