White House deletes “Canada = cyberterror” claim from much-anticipated report
“…such as Canada, which is known to be a haven for cyberterror operatives working to attack the United States…”
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The commanding general of U.S. Air Forces Central Command announced his airmen will withdraw from Iraq and Afghanistan by the end of the month. “There is no aerospace threat,” he explained, “just a computer threat.” The general ordered the famous 67th Information Warfare Flight to leave three airmen in place who will defend millions of coalition force computers. “Other than that, though, we’re gone before the new fiscal year,” he said. “A staff sergeant at the Air Force Computer Emergency Response Team [located in Texas] will command all USAFCENT assets in Iraq and Afghanistan” starting on the first of the month…
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