Less than a week before the US election, the threats of hacking the voter bank and details are getting more serious, and the US official bodies FBI and Homeland Security's Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) have now released a report on the earlier reported hack.

Iranians behind hacked US election data, FBI and Homeland Security reveal

In Georgia, a database that verifies voter signatures was locked up by Russian hackers in a ransomware attack that also dumped voters’ registration data online. In California and Indiana, Russia’s most formidable state hackers, a unit linked to the Federal Security Service, or FSB, bore into local networks and hit some election systems, although it is still unclear why.

‘Perception hacks’ and other potential threats to the election

Calling Iran, China and Russia as "leading influencers", White House in Wednesday expressed its concerns over the hacking of 2020 presidential election in the United States "My biggest concern on something that can happen on the Election Day - hackers hacking to the Secretary of State website to change vote totals," White House National Security Adviser Robert O'Brien said, as quoted by Sputnik News.

US election 2020: White House official expresses concern over hacking on day of voting