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— Super Tuesday appeared mostly quiet on the election interference front, although state and locals reported an uptick in scanning.
— First in MC: After a long fight, House members will soon be able to read a White House memo on offensive cyber operations, a key lawmaker said.
— The House Intelligence chairman spoke with MC about his hopes to revive a stalled effort to reauthorize expiring surveillance provisions.
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Election Security
SUPER TUESDAY PROBABLY SAFE — As of the last 9 p.m. update to the media by DHS, it looks like Super Tuesday didn’t see any election-related hacking, and there was no big surge of online disinformation campaigns. That doesn’t mean things went s ..
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