Five months after President BidenJoe BidenPennsylvania's GOP-controlled Senate to spend up to 0K on election investigation Biden's pick for Arizona's US Attorney confirmed by Senate Overnight Health Care — Presented by Emergent Biosolutions — Boosters for all MORE met with Russian President Vladimir PutinVladimir Vladimirovich PutinHillicon Valley — Presented by Ericsson — House passes Biden plan with 0M for cyber Ukrainian defense minister says he's asked Pentagon for military assistance Belarus and Russia must resolve the migrant crisis on their own MORE and urged him to take a stand against ransomware attacks emanating from his country, lawmakers are beginning to chafe at what they view as a lack of results from the administration's efforts to confront Russia.
Their concerns have increased in recent weeks as they heard mixed messages from key federal leaders on whether ransomware attacks tied back to Russian-based hackers have decreased since the two leaders met, undercutting the Biden administration’s extensive efforts to strengthen the nation’s cybersecurity.
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