Cyber Espionage Drama: Iran-linked Hackers Threaten More Email Leaks on Trump
Iran-linked hackers, operating under the pseudonym Robert, have threatened to release additional emails they reportedly stole from figures in Donald Trump's inner circle. This disclosure, timed with the 2024 US election, follows a prior leak reportedly involving White House officials, prompting a strong response from US authorities.
In a dramatic twist ahead of the 2024 US election, Iran-linked hackers known as Robert have threatened the release of more emails allegedly stolen from key figures within Donald Trump's circle.
Earlier releases, reportedly including communications involving the White House Chief of Staff and Trump's legal team, drew a vigorous response from authorities, with FBI Director Kash Patel vowing full prosecution of any national security breaches.
Mired in controversy and claims of political sabotage, the hackers have declined to elaborate on their motives, but their actions underscore ongoing cyberespionage tensions with Tehran.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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