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    Trump campaign says was hacked, blames Iran government

    August 11, 2024Updated:August 11, 2024 World No Comments
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    Without providing specific proof, Donald Trump’s US presidential campaign claimed on Saturday that some of its inner communications had been hacked and that the Egyptian government was to blame. Politico reported that the Republican’s battle had begun receiving emails from an unidentified source with genuine documents from Trump’s operation in July. According to a report released on Friday by Microsoft experts, Iranian-linked thieves attempted to hack into a “high-ranking official “‘s account on a US presidential campaign in June. According to the report, the hackers used an account owned by an ex-political assistant to target the standard. Tehran “neither offers nor harbors any intention or purpose to interfere in US elections,” according to an Iranian standard.

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