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Iran says cyberattack affected every gas station in nation
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A cyberattack in Iran affected all of the Islamic Republic’s 4,300 gas stations. That's according to a senior official, who made the comment as some still faced problems Wednesday. No
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A widespread cyberattack has hit gas stations and billboards across Iran, halting some fuel sales. Billboards have been altered to anti-regime messages challenging Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
A cyberattack in Iran interrupted petrol distribution at the country's service stations on Tuesday, state television said, citing the Islamic republic's top security body.
Iran’s gas stations stopped selling fuel on Tuesday, following an outage of a government system managing fuel subsidies which some local media attributed to a cyber attack
The attack also suspended the functionality of the government-issued electronic cards that many residents rely on to purchase subsidized fuel at gas pumps.
A cyberattack paralyzed all gas stations in Iran on Tuesday, leading to long lines and higher prices on Wednesday. Officials say the intent was “disorder and disruption” as the second anniversary of a crackdown on protests over rising gasoline prices approaches.
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — A cyberattack crippled gas stations across Iran on Tuesday, leaving angry motorists stranded in long lines. No group immediately claimed responsibility for the attack, which rendered useless the government-issued...
A cyberattack in Iran affected all of the Islamic Republic’s 4,300 gas stations. That's according to a senior official, who made the comment as some still faced problems Wednesday. No
