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Preemptive cybersecurity laws enforced in Japan amid rising threats

Published by The Star · Malaysia 11 h ago

TOKYO: Laws enabling preemptive cybersecurity measures aimed at neutralising hostile servers came into force in Japan on Thursday (Oct 1) to address growing cyberattack threats…

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