Israel allegedly takes responsibility for Iran cyberattack – IT Security News

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Israel allegedly takes responsibility for Iran cyberattack – IT Security News






















Iran’s main nuclear facility suffered a cyberattack on Sunday, leading to a large scale blackout at Natanz, which Israel now appears to be taking responsibility for. Tehran’s nuclear energy chief described the attack as an act of terrorism, and demands a response against the perpetrators. The incident occurred shortly after the official restarted spinning advanced […]

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