Updates | The Week of April 10, 2017

Derek Reinbold // 4/16/17 // Topic Update

A group calling itself the Shadow Brokers dumped a cache of stolen NSA hacking tools on Saturday, a leak Grayson Clary finds rather underwhelming (Lawfare).

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