US government takes new powers to deal with cyberattacks

The Obama administration is giving itself new powers to deal with cyber-attacks domestically and internationally.

As John Clarke reports from Washington DC, cyber-attacks are now seen as a major national security issue, and governments are struggling to keep up with the technology.

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