by the BBC
The US House of Representatives has passed a cyber-security bill amid a veto threat from President Barack Obama. The Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act (Cispa), would allow the government to access web users’ private data on suspicion of a cyber threat. It would also allow easier information-sharing between security agencies and private web firms. Advocacy groups claim that it is aimed at file-sharers rather than hackers. They also raised concerns about the transparency of the act.
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