2024 US Presidential Election
Trump Campaign Blames Iran for Email Security Breach
US presidential candidate Donald Trump has accused the Iranian government of hacking his campaign, claiming that they were able to obtain publicly available information. This comes amid reports of foreign attempts to interfere in the US presidential election. Microsoft had previously issued a report detailing foreign attempts to hack into email accounts, including one connected to the Iranian regime. Politico reported receiving anonymous emails with campaign material from a source who refused to identify themselves, and the Trump campaign has implied that Iran was behind the move. However, the campaign has not provided any evidence linking the leak to Iranian hackers or the Iranian government. The incident is reminiscent of a 2016 hack of the Democratic National Committee's emails, which exposed internal party communications.
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