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Cyber commander: U.S. not drawing 'red lines' in cyberspace
The U.S. is avoiding drawing "red lines" in cyberspace to maintain strategic ambiguity about its intentions and retain freedom of maneuver in its responses to online aggression, the deputy head of U.S. Cyber Command said Wednesday.
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