Iran’s cyber threat may be less ‘shock and awe’ than ‘low and slow,’ officials say
2026-04-27T08:51:56Z•493e6dcdfbec6da1ed491d6d4b98769f59bde8459a8c6c461e9e8a6762f84c27
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Collection of cybersecurity and tech policy news: U.S. officials and experts warn Iran’s cyberoperations are more likely to be opportunistic, low-and-slow intrusions rather than large shock-and-awe attacks. ADT disclosed a cyber intrusion with theft of a limited set of customer and prospective-customer data. The Pentagon is confronting security challenges as it moves toward greater use of AI and autonomous weapons. Norway’s prime minister proposed a bill to restrict social-media access for young teens and require age-verification tools, holding platforms accountable. Toronto police arrested三个人
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