Microsoft president says election has become ‘Iran vs. Trump,’ and ‘Russia vs. Harris’ by Miranda Nazzaro - 09/18/24 6:20 PM ET by Miranda Nazzaro - 09/18/24 6:20 PM ET ...

Microsoft did not identify which campaign the target belonged to, but at that time, President Biden was running for re-election against former President Trump and Vice President Harris had yet to ...

Russia, China, and Iran are increasingly relying on criminal networks to lead cyber-espionage and hacking operations against ...

Microsoft's vice chair, Brad Smith, warned of serious foreign interference threats, particularly from Russia and Iran, targeting the 2024 U.S. presidential election campaigns of Kamala Harris and ...

"Can you believe everything you hear from the president of Iran? Probably not," the former Fox News host said on Saturday.

Microsoft warned in a Thursday report that Iran is seeking to influence the U.S. presidential election with cyber AI-enabled campaigns targeting both left-leaning and conservative voters.

Tom Burt, vice president of customer security and trust for Microsoft, wrote in a blog post that the Iran-linked group, which the company refers to by the name Phosphorous, gathered information ...

On Friday, Microsoft disclosed that it had found evidence that a group of hackers originating from Iran attempted to access email accounts belonging to a 2020 presidential candidate.

An Iranian flag is seen waving in front of a portrait of the late Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi in downtown Tehran, Iran, in May 2024. Microsoft is reporting that Iran is trying to influence ...