Iran Cyber Outfit’s Recruiting Drive Sparks Hacking Concerns
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A sanctioned Iranian cyber firm ramping up its largest recruiting class is a reminder that offensive cyber capacity is scaling like any other talent-driven industry. If you run critical infrastructure or data-heavy operations, treat this as a nudge to recheck incident response, backups, and third-party access rather than assuming current controls are static enough.
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