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iranian_nation_state_actors

Also known asiranian_nation_state_actors

Iranian nation-state cyber actors (no specific sub-groups or aliases named in the provided content). Reporting cited in the content indicates these actors conduct intrusions for intelligence collection and operational support, including gathering real-time intelligence used to enable or support non-cyber military operations (e.g., facilitating missile strikes). The content also states Iran blends espionage, disruption, and influence operations, including the use of AI-generated content for propaganda. Additionally, Microsoft reporting referenced in the content notes Iranian threat actors have increased ransomware attacks as part of influence operations. No further high-confidence details on specific tooling, victimology, or TTPs beyond these points are directly provided.

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