Bundestag expanded the powers of Germany's intelligence services: covert home entries and shutting down hackers' servers
Germany's parliament approved a sweeping reform of the intelligence services: the BND and BfV will now be able not only to gather information but also to act — from covertly entering private homes to shutting down servers of foreign hacker groups. The law was supported by 309 deputies, 190 voted against, and 71 abstained. The opposition and legal circles warn of a threat to civil liberties.
Otabek Yusupov