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Iran-linked cyber attack targets US medtech giant Stryker

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A cyberattack allegedly linked to Iran disrupted US medical equipment provider Stryker's global networks, impacting its internal Microsoft environment and deleting device information, marking Iran’s first significant cyberattack against the US since the war started. The attack highlights escalating cyber warfare risks for businesses, with key takeaways for content creators emphasizing the importance of robust cybersecurity measures to protect operational integrity and data security.

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