Iran’s cyber threat may be less ‘shock and awe’ than ‘low and slow,’ officials say

A collection of cybersecurity and tech policy developments: U.S. officials assess Iran’s cyber campaign as more likely to be “low and slow” opportunistic intrusions rather than a large-scale shock-and-awe attack; ADT disclosed a cyber intrusion that exfiltrated a limited set of customer and prospective-customer data; the Pentagon is wrestling with securing AI as it moves toward autonomous weapons; Norway’s prime minister proposed legislation to restrict social-media access for young teens and require age verification; Toronto police arrested three in Canada’s first case involving an SMS blaste