A group of lawmakers from both parties has asked the US government to ban three Indian companies accused of hiring hackers to steal information for use in litigation.
Source: TechCrunch
A bipartisan group of US lawmakers has called on the government to ban several hack-for-hire firms, specifically targeting three Indian companies. According to the request, these firms are accused of using hackers to steal information that is then used to influence legal cases.
The move reflects growing concern among lawmakers about the use of hired hacking services to gain unfair advantages in litigation through theft of confidential information.
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