Iranian hackers heisted U.S. defense software for clients blocked by sanctions, indictment says
A group of Iranian hackers broke into multiple U.S. defense contractors in order to steal intellectual property and other businesses information that they then sold to foreign enterprises and governments, including the Iranian government, according to a newly unsealed U.S. indictment.
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