US officials confirm an Iranian hack on the Trump campaign, one example of American adversaries seeking to spread disinformation.

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U.S. intelligence officials have now confirmed something put out by cyber security researchers

at Google last week. Iran has been trying to hack into the Trump and Harris presidential campaigns, and

they've had some success.

The Trump campaign's computer system was breached, according to the FBI and other federal

agencies.

But hacking by Iran goes far beyond the 2024 U.S. presidential race.

Omar bin Jacob covers cyber security and disinformation for the Israeli newspaper Harrets.

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