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    January 23, 2017
    3. Attitudes about cybersecurity policy

    Majority of Americans think major cyberattacks will happen in the next five years

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    3. Attitudes about cybersecurity policy
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    Younger Americans express more support for encryption than older adults
    Half of Americans have heard “a lot” about the Target hack, less on other high-profile cyberattacks
    Majority of Americans think major cyberattacks will happen in the next five years
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