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Risky Bulletin: New powers for Dutch intelligence services
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Risky Bulletin: New powers for Dutch intelligence services
Dutch intelligence services will receive expanded powers under new legislation. A security expert was arrested in Israel for hacking, a hacker associated with BTS received a 20-year sentence in South Korea, and a German AfD politician was linked to a Russian cybercrime hosting service.
Why it matters: Organizations operating in the Netherlands should monitor new intelligence service authorities; practitioners tracking cybercriminal infrastructure and nation-state activity should follow developments in Israel, South Korea, and Russia-Germany connections.
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