"The government's ability to differentiate between cyberattacks waged by hostile foreign nations and those perpetrated by teenage hackers has been severely restricted by the emergence of identity-concealing technologies and a raft of legal and constitutional issues, the director of the . . .
"The government's ability to differentiate between cyberattacks waged by hostile foreign nations and those perpetrated by teenage hackers has been severely restricted by the emergence of identity-concealing technologies and a raft of legal and constitutional issues, the director of the National Infrastructure Protection Center (NIPC) said Wednesday."

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