Iran Threatens to Release 100GB of Trump Aides' Emails: What to Know
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The hacking campaign exposes serious cybersecurity vulnerabilities within Trump's inner circle and raises questions about the protection of sensitive government communications. Iran's cyber capabilities demonstrate the ongoing threat foreign adversaries pose to American political institutions and national security infrastructure.
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