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“ We can no longer ignore the threat to sensitive government information that insecure peer-to-peer networks pose. ”
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“ We can no longer ignore the threat to sensitive government information that insecure peer-to-peer networks pose. ”
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Congress moved Tuesday to prohibit federal employees from using the same type of Internet file-sharing software blamed for the disclosure. The Secure Federal File Sharing Act, introduced in the House, would bar government employees and contractors from downloading, installing or using so-called peer-to-peer file sharing software.
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