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Microsoft says Iran tried to hack U.S. elections

By Bloomberg
08 October 2019   |   12:46 pm
Microsoft says Iran is trying to hack U.S. elections. John Hultquist, Fireeye director of intelligence analysis and Bloomberg's Alyza Sebenius discuss on "Bloomberg Technology."

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