ProfPoint: A group of hackers in the Islamic Republic has sought to steal US military information

According to the American cybersecurity company ProfPoint, the hackers of the Iranian government-affiliated tortoiseshell have tried to steal US military information from contractors during a campaign last year, using methods such as sexual harassment of their employees.

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