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Iran reportedly opens a cyber front against the United States

A new report says Iran has opened a cyber front against the United States. No specific attack, target or confirmed damage is provided.

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A cyber confrontation between Iran and the United States could expand an already significant regional conflict into digital infrastructure and services.

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