– Tehran The Iranian Atomic Energy Agency was the target of a hacking attempt on a company’s email server on Sunday. The organisation has previously been the target of electronic sabotage attacks on a number of nuclear sites connected to its administration.
The Iranian organisation claimed that the intrusion into a company’s mail came as a result of an information attack from abroad in relation to the protests that have been taking place in Iran since last September 16 and that erupted and spread as a reaction to Muhsa Amini’s death after her detention by the Ethics Police on suspicion of violating the rules for donning the veil.
In the midst of weeks-long protests in the nation, it was revealed that it had been hacked, placing this in the context of a “abroad” information offensive meant to “attract attention.”
Hundreds of people who were referred to as “rioters” were detained outside of the protests, the majority of which were protests as well as actions by the security forces and the authorities.
On Friday, a group going by the name “Black Reward” issued a warning on Twitter, threatening to reveal information on Tehran’s nuclear programme unless the government freed “political prisoners and opinion prisoners who were arrested in the recent rallies” within 24 hours.
A brief video of an Iranian nuclear site was included in documents that were reportedly shared on social media on Saturday. These documents included included agreements, maps, and arrests.
The related atomic energy production and development company’s servant was allowed to be exposed to infiltration with the Atomic Organization’s approval, however the amount of papers that were leaked was decreased.
Without mentioning the name of the state, she claimed in a statement that “the illegal entry by a source in an external country to the e-mail system for this company led to the publication of the content of some electronic messages on social media,” adding that electronic materials include “technical messages and exchanges Normal daily.
” The organization considered that “the aim of these illegal efforts, which were motivated by despair, is to draw attention, raising a media atmosphere and psychological processes. ”
After years of tension and talks, Iran reached a nuclear programme agreement with the major nations in 2015.
The deal, which went by the formal name of the “Combating Comprehensive Work Plan,” allowed for the lifting of sanctions against Iran in return for curbing its nuclear activities and ensuring a peaceful programme.
But when former US President Donald Trump opted to unilaterally remove his nation from him in 2018, reinforcing harsh sanctions against Tehran, his effects have been felt in the language.
In a bid to resurrect the accord, Tehran and the parties involved began negotiations in April 2021, with oblique support from Washington. The talks suspended only once, and practically stumbled in the beginning of last September after an Iranian response to a draft understanding, which the Westerners considered “non -constructive. “.
Infiltration of an Iranian corporation with ties to the nuclear program’s e-mail servers
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