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Steffen Janich

German politician
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    Bundestag passes law letting German security agencies strike back at cyberattacks

    The BKA and federal police may now restrict IT systems, redirect data traffic and take down servers abroad. CDU/CSU and SPD backed the law in the Bundestag, while AfD, Die Linke and the Greens voted against it.

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