IRAN-LINKED HACKERS TARGET SOUTH KOREAN TECH FIRM
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The MuddyWater hacking group, linked to Iran, launched a cyber-espionage campaign against a major South Korean electronics maker alongside eight other high-profile organizations across multiple sectors and countries.
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