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I have major concerns about the Abraham Accords expanding with cybersecurity collaboration Morocco, Bahrain & the UAE have notoriously grim human rights track records & histories of abuses around cyber ops. ⁦

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washingtonpost.com

Analysis | The Abraham Accords expand with cybersecurity collaboration

It's a piece of cybersecurity and diplomatic history, a top DHS official says.

1:05 PM · Jan 31, 2023

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Based on that NYT reporting, the broader accords were sort of sealed with the sale of spyware itself. So it kind of makes senses

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