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Iran-Nexus Threat Actor UNC1549 Takes Aim at Aerospace

Posted on November 18, 2025
Iran-Nexus Threat Actor UNC1549 Takes Aim at Aerospace

Researchers say Israel remains a central focus, with UNC1549 targeting aerospace and defense entities in the US, the UAE, Qatar, Spain, and Saudi Arabia.

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