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A report from Microsoft, the general manager of Threat Analysis Center.

Since Hamas attacked Israel, October 23, Iranian government-aligned actors have launched a series of cyber attacks and influence operations

intended to help the Hamas cause and weaken Israel and its political allies.

Many of Iran's immediate operations were hasty and chaotic, indicating it had little or no

coordination with Hamas, but it nevertheless has achieved growing success.

That is a predicate for catastrophe, especially because

we're in an election year in the United States and I welcome Mark Montgomery,

United States Navy Rear Admiral Retired, who is a director for the Senior Director

for the Center on Cyber and Technology Innovation of the Foundation for the Defensive Democracy, writing most recently at FTD and in the

New York Post with his colleague Annie Fixler about the Iranian cyber attack threat ongoing and in future and what is to be done.

Mark a very good evening to you.

This link that you provide to the Microsoft Threat Analysis Center is the word is sobering.

Is this been routine over the years or is something changed now because of Hamas?

Good evening to you.

Good evening, John.

Thank you very much for having me on the support issue.

First of all, I'll say it's, I'll put a little context.

We've got four nation states working us over, China, Russia, North Korea, Iran.

Each one has slightly different intents.

You know, you and I talked about that China one last time

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