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FBI Director's Emails Leaked by Iranian Hackers

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Handala Hack Team breaches FBI Directors email, leaks personal files; FBI investigates, vows to pursue cyber threats from Iran.

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FBI Director's Emails Leaked by Iranian Hackers

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A pro-Iranian hacker group called Handela Hack Team has broken into the personal email of FBI Director Cash Patel and leaked photos along with other private files online. The breach covers emails from 2011 through 2022, mostly about personal matters, business and trips with nothing related. To government work, the FBI confirmed they're looking into it, calling the data old and unrelated to official duties, while U.S. agencies had warned of cyber threats from Iran after the U.S. Israeli strikes there on February 28. Just last week, the FBI and Justice Department grabbed four website domains linked to Iranian hackers, including two tied to Handela, used for. Spreading stolen info and threats against journalists, dissidents, and Israelis. Director Patel vowed to track down those behind the attacks and hit them with full U.S. law enforcement power, as efforts continue to counter these online threats from abroad.

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