Iran hacked US Navy computers

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As tensions seem to be easing a little between the United States and Iran, a minor black eye has popped up ahead of the upcoming peaceful talks.

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U.S. officials said Iran hacked unclassified Navy computers in recent weeks in an escalation of Iranian cyberintrusions targeting the U.S. military.

The allegations, coming as the Obama administration ramps up talks with Iran over its nuclear program, show the depth and complexity of long-standing tensions between Washington and Tehran.

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