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Senate Democrats Slam Leak of Iran Cyberattack
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by News Editor
Senator John Kerry. Photo: wiki commons.
The Hill – The Democratic chairwoman of the Senate Intelligence Committee on Tuesday expressed worry that leaks to the press about a cyberattack on Iran authorized by the Obama administration could lead to a counterattack on the United States.
Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.) joined other senior Senate Democrats in expressing serious concerns about the leak, which detailed a cyberattack intended to harm Iran’s nuclear program. Some Republicans argue the information was leaked to help President Obama’s reelection campaign.
