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Lockheed Martin Cyber Attack: Did Iran Steal F-35 Secrets?

In this TechStorm special report, Rex M. Lee examines claims made by the hacker group known as APT Iran, which alleges it exfiltrated approximately 375 terabytes of data from Lockheed Martin, one of America's largest defense contractors.

According to the threat actors, the stolen data includes F-35 program documents, engineering blueprints, source code, security credentials, CCTV archives, and internal corporate materials. The group reportedly demanded between $400 million and $600 million and threatened to sell the information to U.S. adversaries if its demands were not met.

Lockheed Martin has acknowledged awareness of the claims but stated it remains confident in its multilayered cybersecurity defenses. As of this report, the full extent of any compromise remains unconfirmed.

Rex M. Lee breaks down what is known, what remains unverified, and the potential national security implications if even a portion of the claims prove to be true. Watch here.

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Rex M. Lee holds Wireless Industry and Application Development Experience (35 years)/Freelance Technology Journalist/Privacy and Data Security Consultant/Blackops Partners Analyst and Researcher/Public Speaker - For More Information Visit My Smart Privacy at: www.MySmartPrivacy.com

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