The world's leading IT company Microsoft has claimed that Iran is increasing online activities. The purpose of which appears to be to influence the US presidential election. The company said that in this case the presidential election campaign is being targeted through email phishing attack. The attempt to steal information from private or online accounts is called phishing. This includes using fraudulent emails, messages, advertisements or sites that look similar to this site. Which you are already using.
Iran denies
Meanwhile, the UN mission has denied that it has any plans to interfere in the US presidential election or launch a cyber attack. The explosive claim made by the world's leading IT company about Iran does not say anything about Iran's intentions other than spreading chaos in the US. However, the US system had already indicated that Iran particularly opposes former US President Donald Trump. The report also reveals how Russia and China are taking advantage of US political polarization to advance their divisive message in the future.
This is being monitored
Microsoft's report identified four examples of recent activity in Iran, which the company expects will increase as the election in November approaches. Microsoft said it is looking into how foreign adversaries are using AI technology. This week the Justice Department unveiled criminal charges against several Trump officials, including a Pakistani man with ties to Iran. However, he has recently been accused of plotting to assassinate Donald Trump.
Iran itself became a victim of this
An email sent to the UN mission said that Iran itself has been the victim of several offensive cyber campaigns targeting its infrastructure, public service centers and industries. Iran's cyber capabilities are defensive. Iran has no intention or plan to launch a cyber attack. The US presidential election is an internal matter in which Iran will not interfere.