Iran-Linked Hackers Hit Stryker, Disrupt Medical Tech
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Handala, an Iran-linked hacking group, launched a disruptive cyberattack on Stryker, a Michigan-based medical tech firm. The breach wiped data from employee devices, affecting over two hundred thousand systems. No ransom was demanded, marking it as a warning shot amid rising tensions. Security experts urge caution, noting U.S. companies may have weak spots that Iran could exploit. Strykers systems remain down, but critical gear like surgical robots and defibrillators remains operational. As more attacks are expected, tightening digital defenses is crucial.
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