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CYBERSECURITY FIRM: MORE IRAN HACKS AS US SANCTIONS LOOMED

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An Iranian government-aligned group of hackers launched a major campaign targeting Mideast energy firms and others ahead of U.S. sanctions on Iran, a cybersecurity firm said Tuesday, warning further attacks remain possible as America re-imposes others on Tehran.

While the firm FireEye says the so-called “spearphishing” email campaign only involves hackers stealing information from infected computers, it involves a similar type of malware previously used to inject a

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