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Iran’s $250,000 Bounty on Dissidents Is a Direct Test of U.S. Resolve

An Iran-linked hacking group allegedly placed a $250,000 bounty on dissidents in North America, leaked their home addresses, and hinted at cartel involvement. This isn’t just foreign drama — it’s a direct challenge to U.S. sovereignty and a test of whether Washington will defend free speech on American soil.

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Chinese-Linked Hackers Breach Congressional Email Systems, Exposing Persistent Cybersecurity Gaps

Chinese state-linked hackers, part of the Salt Typhoon campaign, breached the email systems of U.S. House committee staff, targeting national security and China policy areas. While Chinese officials denied involvement, the intrusion highlights vulnerabilities in congressional cybersecurity. This incident raises concerns about underinvestment in cybersecurity and outdated infrastructure, prompting calls for reform.

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Maryland’s IT Master Plan: A Step Forward, But Who Will Hold Annapolis Accountable?

Maryland’s Department of Information Technology launched an 86-page IT Master Plan aimed at modernizing state systems, emphasizing cybersecurity, broadband expansion, and potential savings through centralization. However, skepticism remains due to past bureaucratic failures, the Governor’s priorities, and concerns over AI oversight. Accountability, transparency, and fiscal responsibility are crucial for success.

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