The Israel Security Agency said it had identified more than 200 cyberattacks conducted by the Islamic Republic of Iran.
The Israel Security Agency (Shin Bet) announced on Monday that it had identified more than 200 phishing cyberattacks conducted by the Islamic Republic of Iran, aiming at acquiring top Israeli officials’ personal data. Israel says it has informed the targeted officials of the attack.
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