Donald Trump's campaign has alleged that Iranian hackers compromised its email systems, initiating concerns over foreign interference in the upcoming presidential election. Microsoft reported that the Iranian hacking group, linked to the Revolutionary Guard, attempted to breach the account of a high-ranking campaign official and sent spear-phishing emails. Trump claimed that the hackers obtained only publicly available information, attributing the incident to what he termed a 'Weak and Ineffective' Biden administration. The campaign's claims were bolstered by Democratic lawmakers calling for briefings and declassification of information related to potential foreign interference. Analysts warn that such cyber threats may echo past election disruptions, notably those linked to Russia in 2016. The authenticity of leaked documents, including a vetting dossier on vice-presidential candidate JD Vance, has been confirmed by unnamed sources, raising further questions about the extent of the breach.