3 thoughts on “Likely Israeli Cyber Attack Compromises 15-Million Iranian Bank Accounts – Tikun Olam תיקון עולם إصلاح العالم
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  1. Iran’s security chief identifies the hacker as APT 27, a Chinese speaking hacker group.

    link to securityaffairs.co

    So it’s not Israel.
    I mean…Iran ought to know who is hacking her.
    Right?

    Rush to judgment!
    Rush to judgment!

    1. @ Jack: First, what an Iranian official says means very little. Iran has a vested interest in NOT acknowledging Israel’s involvement. In fact, this is the 2nd “explanation” offered by Iranian offiicials. And the 2 explanations contradict each other. Strikes me as different sectors of the government are trying to cast blame everywhere but where it belongs. An old disinformation trick.

      Second, it is impossible to believe that China, which is allied with Iran, would permit its hackers to engaged in an attack on Iran. Third, I conceded in my post that the Saudis could have contracted with a bunch of rogue freelancers, and even named China as one possible source for the personnel who could orchestrate this.

      You are entirely too gullible when it’s convenient to you. Not to mention naive.

  2. [comment deleted: Off topic. This is your last warning. Next comment rule violation means banning.]

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