The Iranian Hack That Wrecked Stryker
April 25, 2026
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On March 11, 2026, medical technology giant Stryker didnāt get hit with ransomware.
Nobody asked for money.
Instead, hackers wiped tens of thousands of devices, shut down global operations, and forced hospitals into emergency proceduresā¦ using Strykerās own tools against them.
This wasnāt a traditional cyberattack.
This was an identity-based attack, and itās a preview of where cyber warfare is going next.
In this video, I break down:
How the attackers got in (hint: it started way earlier than you think)
How they escalated to Global Administrator
Why Microsoft Intune became the weapon
The real-world consequences for hospitals and patients
And why this kind of attack is much harder to stop than ransomware
Because in modern cybersecurity, the goal isnāt always to steal money.
Sometimes itās just to break things.
And if you control the keys to the kingdomā¦ you donāt need malware to do it.
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