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Cyber Espionage Unveiled: Iranian Hackers Phish for Western Academic Insights on Middle East Tensions
Looking to hook on Middle Eastern intel, Iran hackers bait academics with a new phishing charm. Microsoft warns: this malware’s not just kitten around.
Hot Take:
Looks like Iran's finest digital ninjas, APT35, are at it again – this time with their sights set on the brains of the West. The group's latest trick? Slipping into the inboxes of top-tier academics and researchers like an unwanted party guest, all to get the deets on what's cooking in the Middle East kitchen. If espionage were an Olympic sport, these guys would be going for gold in the phishing category! Microsoft's cyber sleuths are on their tail, but it's like whack-a-mole with a sophisticated, state-sponsored hammer.
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