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    Der Iran hat offenbar einen bedeutenden Cyberangriff gegen ein US-Unternehmen durchgeführt, eine Premiere seit Kriegsbeginn


    Der Iran hat offenbar einen bedeutenden Cyberangriff gegen ein US-Unternehmen durchgeführt, eine Premiere seit Kriegsbeginn

    https://www.nbcnews.com/world/iran/iran-appears-conducted-significant-cyberattack-us-company-first-war-st-rcna263084

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    3. Finito_Dassmedbini on

      Imagine Iran hacking the US to get hold of and release the unredacted Epstein files as retaliation. That would surely be something.

    5. unl1988 on

      Asymmetric warfare is a fascinating facet of conflict. Unfortunately, you really can’t spend billions on an asymmetric aircraft carrier or tank.

    6. pbrutsche on

      And this is why we blocked all traffic to and from Iran, North Korea, and most former Soviet countries last year

    8. itsmuddy on

      If they really want to show them who’s boss they should change my mortgage to paid off status.

    10. restore_democracy on

      Kind of an odd response, resetting corporate phone settings for some obscure manufacturer. Not hacking the DoD or disrupting infrastructure or a DDoS for Trump hotel reservations.

    11. ReactionJifs on

      people in the Trump admin are franctically googling „what is asymmetric warfare?“

    12. OldStray79 on

      Hey, Iran… if you want the US’s popular support, next cyber attack wipe out all Student Loan debt.

    14. Humulus5883 on

      This doesn’t feel very impressive. Some dumb admin had his intune admin account phished most likely. Lord help them if they did or didn’t have MFA turned on. They won’t even be down for months, they just have to setup all the computers and phones again lol.

    15. TheWizardOfFries on

      We’re in for a much longer, economically impactful, and bloodier war than I think most people realize.

      Iran also mined the Strait of Hormuz, which is precisely the outcome many former presidents opted to avoid due to the dire financial/ oil related implications by avoiding a war with them.

      If there was ever a time for that AI bubble to pop, it would be during a conflict with Iran that createe a worldwide energy crises.

      Of course, much of the hardships we face will fall directly into the laps of us taxpayers. We’ll have to focus even more on making and saving money than, say, the biggest, ugliest, most deplorable presidential scandal in United States history

    17. Ghiblee on

      They should really erase all of our debt. That would really show Trump who is boss.

    22. Clovis_Winslow on

      My wife works for Stryker. Basically everyone who logged on today got their computer wiped. They still haven’t fixed it.

    23. probably_normal on

      Dear supreme leader of Iran, do you want to get revenge for what the orange man did to your family and is doing to your country, hack your buddy Putin and release the pee pee tape.

    24. Basic_Yam_715 on

      Yo Iran, can you erase my credit card debt? Mortgage would be good too!

    26. Street_Anxiety2907 on

      I live in Kalamazoo, Michigan, where Stryker is headquartered.

      Prior to January 2024 I worked in proactive cybersecurity, building infrastructure that detects and prevents attacks before they impact production systems. My work supported platforms used by organizations such as Microsoft and Netflix and involved SIEM tooling.

      I applied to a local cybersecurity job, they closed it and reopened the role in Pune India.

      How’s that working out for you guys?

    27. Candid_Cat_5921 on

      They’ve also specifically said they will work to target Microsoft/Amazon/Google datacenters abroad. With so much in the cloud, I’m not sure the western world can handle major outages that are caused by datacenters being attacked.

    28. Icy_Walrus_5035 on

      Pay off our student loans Iran also change the tax rates on our CEOs that’s the class wanting this war

    30. kyle787 on

      If the hacker has admin access to Microsoft Intune it’s almost certainly malware. Sounds like one of the execs or senior IT people have a virus. 

    32. TraditionalLaw7763 on

      Per the article: “Iran has conducted some of the most infamous “wiper” cyberattacks on national enemies, aiming to simply erase all data on computers’ networks. Victims include Saudi Aramco, Saudi Arabia’s national oil company, in 2012, and the Sands Casino in 2014.”

      Now do the Trump kids’ bank accounts. Wipe them out to zero… And Trump’s… and Bannon, Miller, etc.

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