The DOJ announced criminal charges against three Iranian nationals in connection with a recent hack of Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump's campaign.
Federal prosecutors announced criminal charges against three Iran ian nationals in connection with a recent hack of Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump 's campaign.
The alleged cyber actors engaged in "a wide-ranging hacking campaign" that also targeted government officials, media figures and non-governmental organizations, according to the Department of Justice. The charges come amid heightened scrutiny about how foreign actors are influencing the race between Trump and Democratic nominee Kamala Harris.
United States Capitol building and an Iranian flag are seen at the photo exhibition organized by the Iranian-American community and supporters of the Iranian Resistance at the National mall in Washington D.C., United States.
The charges come amid heightened scrutiny about how foreign actors, especially Iran, China and Russia, are trying to influence the American presidential race between Trump and Democratic nomineeU.S.
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