Anonymous international hacking group supported the Iranian people's protests by publishing a text on Twitter along with Mehsa Amini's photo. This group also announced in a video: "Violence against women has been observed in Iran for many years now, and Mahsa-Amini is the last one killed by the Irshad patrol." "Mahsa Amini did not fully comply with the hijab law and was beaten and killed in the middle of the street by moral police (guidance patrol)."
The narrator of the video continues: "People protested against this situation, but they intend to suffocate people by killing people and cutting off the Internet during the protests. We will not allow them to do that. By censoring communication and social networks, you intend to prevent the dissemination of information about your crimes against people." "Now Anonymous wants to suffocate you, shut you down, and people in the street will knock you down," Anonymous concludes.
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It is too late to underestimate us. Reports indicate that the government portal at iran.gov.ir is unavailable.
This group had previously targeted Russian government systems. The world's most famous hacking group known as "Anonymous" announced on its Twitter account on Thursday, September 31st, that in addition to the websites related to Ali Khamenei, the leader of the Islamic Republic and the presidency, it has also hacked more than a thousand CCTV cameras inside Iran.
Various reports show that the security forces of the Islamic Republic of Iran are using CCTV images in different cities of Iran to identify and arrest protesters. Since the beginning of the new round of protests in Iran following the death of Mehsa Amini, the group of anonymous hackers has "declared war" on the government of the Islamic Republic and has hacked and disabled several important government websites in the past two days.
This group had previously targeted Russian government systems. The world's most famous hacking group known as "Anonymous" announced on its Twitter account on Thursday, September 31st, that in addition to the websites related to Ali Khamenei, the leader of the Islamic Republic and the presidency, it has also hacked more than a thousand CCTV cameras inside Iran.
Various reports show that the security forces of the Islamic Republic of Iran are using CCTV images in different cities of Iran to identify and arrest protesters. Since the beginning of the new round of protests in Iran following the death of Mehsa Amini, the group of anonymous hackers has "declared war" on the government of the Islamic Republic and has hacked and disabled several important government websites in the past two days.
This group had previously targeted Russian government systems. The world's most famous hacking group known as "Anonymous" announced on its Twitter account on Thursday, September 31st, that in addition to the websites related to Ali Khamenei, the leader of the Islamic Republic and the presidency, it has also hacked more than a thousand CCTV cameras inside Iran. Various reports show that the security forces of the Islamic Republic of Iran are using CCTV images in different cities of Iran to identify and arrest protesters. Since the beginning of the new round of protests in Iran following the death of Mehsa Amini, the group of anonymous hackers has "declared war" on the government of the Islamic Republic and has hacked and disabled several important government websites in the past two days. The world's most famous hacking group known as "Anonymous" announced on its Twitter account on Thursday, September 31st, that in addition to the websites related to Ali Khamenei, the leader of the Islamic Republic and the presidency, it has also hacked more than a thousand CCTV cameras inside Iran.
Various reports show that the security forces of the Islamic Republic of Iran are using CCTV images in different cities of Iran to identify and arrest protesters. Since the beginning of the new round of protests in Iran following the death of Mehsa Amini, the group of anonymous hackers has "declared war" on the government of the Islamic Republic and has hacked and disabled several important government websites in the past two days.
The world's most famous hacking group known as "Anonymous" announced on its Twitter account on Thursday, September 31st, that in addition to the websites related to Ali Khamenei, the leader of the Islamic Republic and the presidency, it has also hacked more than a thousand CCTV cameras inside Iran. Various reports show that the security forces of the Islamic Republic of Iran are using CCTV images in different cities of Iran to identify and arrest protesters.
Since the beginning of the new round of protests in Iran following the death of Mehsa Amini, the group of anonymous hackers has "declared war" on the government of the Islamic Republic and has hacked and disabled several important government websites in the past two days. Various reports show that the security forces of the Islamic Republic of Iran are using CCTV images in different cities of Iran to identify and arrest protesters.
Since the beginning of the new round of protests in Iran following the death of Mehsa Amini, the group of anonymous hackers has "declared war" on the government of the Islamic Republic and has hacked and disabled several important government websites in the past two days. Various reports show that the security forces of the Islamic Republic of Iran are using CCTV images in different cities of Iran to identify and arrest protesters.
Since the beginning of the new round of protests in Iran following the death of Mehsa Amini, the group of anonymous hackers has "declared war" on the government of the Islamic Republic and has hacked and disabled several important government websites in the past two days.
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