There is currently nothing to indicate recipients replied but Trump’s campaign is asking Biden’s team ‘to come clean’.

Iranian hackers not only stole information from former President Donald Trump’s campaign, but they shared it with President Joe Biden’s team in an effort to interfere in the election, the FBI said Wednesday.

US authorities have said that Iranian cyberattackers had offered "stolen, non-public" material from Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump's campaign to staff for his then White House rival, Joe Biden.

Iranian hackers sent people associated with President Joe Biden's campaign unsolicited information that had been stolen from Republican Donald Trump's campaign, the FBI and other federal agencies said Wednesday.

Multiple officials, including the FBI, said none of Biden's campaign staff replied to the emails. Biden was the Democratic presidential nominee at the time, before stepping aside in July to endorse his vice president,

US authorities on Wednesday accused Iranian hackers of emailing stolen information from Donald Trump’s presidential campaign to President Joe Biden’s campaign team, as well as to journalists.

The United States said the hackers sent emails, which included stolen excerpts from Donald Trump's presidential campaign, to staff of his then-rival, Joe Biden. Both presidential candidates said such attempts took place.