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Israel Iran War · 27 March 2026

Kash Patel's personal emails hacked by Iran-linked group

Kash Patel's personal emails hacked by Iran-linked group

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Personal photos and documents belonging to Trump's FBI director, Kash Patel, have been published online following a cyber attack. Iran-linked Handala Hack Team accessed his personal Gmail account, with the US Justice Department confirming the material's authenticity. The hack occurred after the US Justice Department seized four domains linked to the group on March 19.

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