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9/27/2024

"US charges three Iranians with 'hack and leak' of Trump campaign"

Three Iranians linked to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps were charged with hacking Trump's 2020 campaign to leak sensitive information.
The hackers aimed to disrupt U.S. elections, with the indictment marking a significant countermeasure against foreign interference.
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"Justice Dept. charges three men in alleged Iran hack of Trump campaign"

FBI investigated hacking attempts on Trump campaign staff emails, leading to charges against Iranian operatives.
The attack was part of a broader campaign to disrupt the U.S. election process, targeting both Trump and others.
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"Trump campaign hack traced to three Iranians seeking to disrupt election, DOJ says"

DOJ reveals that three Iranian hackers targeted the Trump campaign to obtain sensitive data and disrupt U.S. elections.
The indictment is part of broader efforts to combat foreign interference in U.S. elections by state-sponsored actors.
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"Iranian operatives charged in the US with hacking Donald Trump's presidential campaign"

Iranian hackers targeted Trump's 2020 campaign and leaked critical documents, causing political and security concerns.
The charges highlight the ongoing threat of foreign influence in U.S. politics, especially from hostile nations like
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"Millions of Vehicles Could Be Hacked and Tracked Thanks to a Simple Website Bug"

A flaw in a Kia web portal allowed hackers to track and access millions of vehicles, creating a significant security risk for owners.
The vulnerability highlights the ongoing cybersecurity challenges in modern, connected vehicles.
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Administrator account blamed for rail terror message hack

A hacked administrator account led to a disturbing terror-related message shown on Wi-Fi networks at 19 UK railway stations.
The incident raised concerns about security vulnerabilities in public Wi-Fi networks.
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"Journalist booted from X after publishing hacked Vance document"

Journalist Ken Klippenstein was suspended from X (formerly Twitter) after sharing a hacked document related to Senator JD Vance.
The incident sparked a debate over freedom of the press and cybersecurity on social media platforms.
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"Ranveer Allahbadia's YouTube channels hacked, videos deleted"

Popular YouTuber Ranveer Allahbadia's channels were hacked, with all videos deleted and the channels renamed.
The incident mirrors a recent Supreme Court YouTube channel hack, raising concerns about cybersecurity for public figures.
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"UK police investigating Islamophobic hack of Wi-Fi at train stations"

Wi-Fi networks at multiple UK train stations were hacked, displaying Islamophobic messages to users.
Police and security experts are investigating the incident, which has raised alarms about public network vulnerabilities.
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