Since the outbreak of the protests in Iran last month, denouncing the death of the young woman, Mhisa Amini at the hands of the Ethics Police, the “Anonymus” group of information piracy did not subside from launching attacks against government sites belonging to the authorities in the country.
The group broke into the Iranian Ministry of Intelligence’s website today, Sunday, and the video clip that resulted from their piracy was displayed.
She also announced in the clip what she said was an important message to the Iranian people, in which she confirmed that it had penetrated the official website of the Iranian Ministry of Intelligence on the Internet, the forefront of the blessings.
The group released statements criticising the Iranian government and denouncing the ongoing campaign to put down protests that has been going on for weeks.
It’s interesting to note that the group declared last month on Twitter that it had started the “Iran process,” which resulted in the destruction of various regime websites in protest of the assassination of Amini.
Since that time, many official sites in Iran have been subjected to major electronic attacks, such as the website of the Ministry of Communications, Iranian Information Technology, the website of the Tax Affairs Authority, the Iranian Information Technology Organization website, and the Ministry of Industry, Mining and Trade website.
Electronic sites run by the official media and the government’s official spokesman were also interfered with.
The “Anonymus” collective itself is fighting for the freedom of speech. It has previously attacked the websites of several significant global corporations.
Regarding her illiteracy, she committed suicide on September 16 (2022), three days after being detained by the Ethics Police and taken to a hospital in Tehran, amidst nationwide protests that persisted.
Her passing has since stoked the flames of resentment over a number of issues, including the limitations placed on individual freedoms and the stringent regulations governing women’s attire, as well as the living and economic crisis that the Iranian people experience, not to mention the stringent regulations imposed by the government system and its political structure as a whole.
Along with prominent singers, athletes, and actors, women participated actively in these demonstrations, as did university students and schools.
On the other hand, the authorities violently confronted this movement, as the police fired live bullets in many neighborhoods and sites, and they also arrested hundreds without mercy..
This is the video that shows how the Iranian intelligence pirates got in.
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