Iranian hackers are suspected of having paralyzed Los Angeles' public transportation system, stealing at least 700 gigabytes of emails, backups, and other files.

The hackers exploited automatic fuel tank gauging systems freely accessible on the internet.

Albania's National Authority for Cyber Security (AKSK) has responded to a BIRN analysis concerning the leakage of Albanian citizens' data by Iranian hackers. AKSK stated that the risk posed to citizens by the data breach is a significant security challenge.

A group of Iranian hackers has claimed responsibility for a cyberattack targeting the Albanian Parliament.

Ofer Amitai, CEO of Onit Security, has raised $11 million for his new startup, which uses AI to spot and fix security vulnerabilities, motivated by a past breach of his company by Iranian hackers.

A new cyberattack by the Iran-linked Homeland Justice group targeting Albania's parliament has revealed the continued vulnerability of state digital systems and failures to implement basic security measures. This follows previous attacks and highlights ongoing concerns about Albania's protection from Iranian hackers.

Iranian hackers claim to have attacked the Albanian Parliament  Seneweb

A cybersecurity firm reports that Iranian-linked hackers are increasingly using ransomware tactics in destructive cyber attacks amidst the ongoing regional conflict.

Iranian hacker groups, including Educated Manticore, MuddyWater, Agrius, and Cotton Sandstorm, have launched an offensive targeting Europe. This cyberattack is in response to the recent Israeli-American strikes on Iran, marking a shift in their tactics.

Israeli researchers have identified Iranian hackers as responsible for a recent cyberattack on the Los Angeles transit system. This attribution points to a specific state-sponsored group behind the breach.

Israelis have been receiving threatening WhatsApp messages in a psychological warfare campaign, which is believed to be orchestrated by the Iranian hacker group Handala.

Federal authorities have issued a joint warning stating that pro-Iranian hackers have successfully breached critical U.S. infrastructure, raising concerns about national security.

A group of Iranian hackers has claimed responsibility for breaking into the email account of Kash Patel, a prominent political figure.

A group of Iranian hackers has claimed responsibility for a cyberattack targeting the Albanian Parliament, as reported by seneweb.com.

Iranian hackers, previously taken down by the FBI for trolling Israel for years, have reportedly resumed their activities.

Four Telegram channels linked to the 'Homeland Justice' group, believed to be Iranian hackers, resurfaced to announce a new cyberattack, highlighting Albania's continued vulnerability.

Israel's cyber agency is employing AI to mock Iranian hackers and combat psychological warfare, having recorded over 1,300 Iranian attempts to scare or phish Israelis since the war began.

Iranian hackers are reportedly conducting cyberattacks worldwide, using electronic weapons. Examples include years of hacking traffic cameras in Tehran, which was key to eliminating Khamenei, and trapping Hezbollah officials months ago, indicating that the Middle East conflict extends to cyber warfare.

Iranian Hackers Claim They Breached Israeli HMO's Database, Released Files  Haaretz

Researchers report that Iranian hackers are conducting an espionage scheme, specifically targeting companies in the aviation, oil, and gas sectors.

Analysts from RAKIA have tracked Iran's cryptocurrency movements, revealing that Iranian hackers used stolen credentials to breach accounts belonging to Stryker and FBI Director Kash Patel. The report highlights Iran's ongoing cyberwarfare efforts against ordinary Americans.

Iranian hackers have reportedly carried out a new cyberattack, claiming to have exposed details of Israel's 'top-secret facilities'.

Iranian hackers are emerging as a significant threat to US critical infrastructure, with their strategic objective being access to systems rather than immediate dramatic outcomes like power outages.

The FBI has issued a warning that Iranian hackers are deploying Telegram-based malware to conduct espionage on global targets, including journalists and dissidents, by illicitly accessing their devices.

Since the beginning of the war, pro-Iranian hackers have increasingly targeted American and other entities, including companies, data centers, and cameras, raising growing concerns about digital attacks against the USA.

Israeli cyber officials report that Iran-linked hackers have targeted organizations across Israel in recent days, using methods to wipe data, with a cyber agency now warning about their plans to destroy systems and data as retaliation.

Iranian Hackers Are Using Elon Musk’s Starlink To Stay Online  Forbes