The Iranian-affiliated Handala group hacked the FBI director’s personal email, exposing years of sensitive material and highlighting how personal accounts can become national security risks. Our investigation breaks down the attack, its methods, and the broader implications for government cybersecurity.
Iranian hackers are tricking Windows users into installing fake messaging and password apps, allowing them to spy on private conversations and steal sensitive files. The FBI’s latest warning reveals how the Handala Hack group operates and how you can stay safe.
As US-Iran military tensions grew, an Iranian ransomware gang struck a US healthcare organization with advanced tactics—suggesting motives beyond profit and raising alarms about the future of cyberwarfare.
The FBI has exposed a sophisticated campaign by Iranian hackers who use Telegram as a control hub for global malware attacks targeting dissidents and critics. Learn how the operation works and why it's a growing threat.
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Stryker’s investigation into the Iran-linked Handala cyberattack reveals attackers used a custom malicious file—not traditional malware—to hide their actions and remotely wipe systems via Microsoft Intune, highlighting evolving cyber threat tactics.
An FBI alert reveals Iranian hackers are weaponizing Telegram to orchestrate malware campaigns against global dissidents and critics, exposing new risks in trusted platforms.
Iranian hackers exploited old, malware-stolen credentials to breach Stryker’s global systems—showing how overlooked basics can topple even the most advanced cyber defenses.
Iranian state-sponsored hackers are using vulnerable U.S. security cameras as covert entry points into major networks. Discover how this stealthy tactic works, what risks it poses, and the essential steps organizations must take to protect themselves.
Iranian cyber actors are exploiting security camera vulnerabilities across the Middle East, transforming them into real-time intelligence assets. Their operations—spanning espionage, targeted disruption, and hacktivist campaigns—underscore a persistent but strained cyber threat landscape.
Iranian state-backed cyber actors are partnering with criminal networks, adopting malware and tactics from the cybercrime underground to enhance their operations and obscure attribution.