Collaborate Disseminate
Stepped up coordination among Iranian cyber actors may improve their ability to hit U.S. critical infrastructure, Microsoft researchers say.
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The US government slaps sanctions against six Iranian government officials linked to cyberattacks against Israeli PLC vendor Unitronics.
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The Iranian attack targeted a device manufactured by an Israeli company.
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By Deeba Ahmed
Bespoke Baits for Big Brains – Mint Sandstorm Deploys New Tactics to Infiltrate Universities.
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Microsoft says an APT with links to Iran’s military intelligence is impersonating a prominent journalist in clever spear-phishing attacks.
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A drone for sale by a Chinese supplier looked strikingly similar to Iran’s Shahed-136. The listing was removed after Motherboard contacted the supplier. Continue reading Knockoff Iranian Kamikaze Drone Listed for Sale on Alibaba, Then Vanishes
By Deeba Ahmed
Beyond Bush and Obama: Dutch Investigation Uncovers Hidden Secrets of Stuxnet’s Billion-Dollar Attack.
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On Sunday evening electronic departure boards at Beirut’s airport were hijacked by hackers who used them to display anti-Iranian and anti-Hezbollah messages. Continue reading Hackers hijack Beirut airport departure and arrival boards
A report from the Netherlands claims that a Dutch man played a key role in the notorious Stuxnet worm attack against an Iranian nuclear facility, which then accidentally escaped into the wider world. Continue reading Stuxnet: The malware that cost a billion dollars to develop?
By Deeba Ahmed
The most recent cyber attack occurs against the backdrop of escalating tensions between Lebanon and Israel.
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