Iran is accelerating online activity that appears intended to influence the U.S. election, in one case targeting a presidential campaign with an email phishing attack, Microsoft said Friday.

Iran is ramping up online activity that appears intended to influence the upcoming US election, in one case targeting a presidential campaign with an email phishing attack, Microsoft said Friday.

But researchers say the sites could be used closer to the election ... to The Associated Press: “Iran has been the victim of numerous offensive cyber operations targeting its infrastructure ...

Iran is reportedly using a network of fake online social media accounts and propaganda to spread disinformation in the months leading up to the US presidential election, according to the report.

Iran is using fake news and cyberattacks to target the 2024 election, according to a new report ... amplify existing divisive issues within the US, like racial tensions, economic disparities ...

Iran has consistently denied US allegations of cyberattacks, including US intelligence agencies’ accusation that it had conducted a hack-and-leak targeting the election. US intelligence ...

Iran is targeting African-American voters and Muslims in the critical state of Michigan in an attempt to sway the US election against Donald Trump, according to a new report. Tehran’s attempts ...

A bombshell report revealed Iran is already hard at work trying to interfere in U.S. elections, and they’re targeting voters ... “This election cycle, the U.S. will face more adversaries ...

Iranian officials have denied trying, but multiple alleged conspirators linked to Tehran have been charged over attempted ...

It’s why the current moment is such a challenge for Trump: Israel’s strikes on Iran lure dreams of a time after an Ayatollah ...

While Israel has bombarded Iran based on unsubstantiated nuclear weapons claims, Trump has yet to confirm U.S.-led military ...

"The U.S. presidential election is an internal matter in which Iran does not interfere," the ... both websites had similar formats on their 'About Us' page, and neither listed any contact detail.