Such a draft, which expands cybercrime definitions to include crimes involving international communications technology, would prompt revisions of criminal laws to include more police powers without much consideration for human rights protections for dissidents.
Even though there has been no clear evidence indicating ongoing active exploitation of CVE-2012-4792, the vulnerability, which could enable remote execution of arbitrary code, had been leveraged in watering hole attacks deployed against Capstone Turbine Corporation and the Council on Foreign Relations almost 12 years ago.