A group of Iranian hackers attacked Tirana in retaliation for hosting Iranian dissidents, paralyzing the Albanian capital's digital infrastructure.
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The hacker group Homeland Justice, associated with Iran's Revolutionary Guard, has launched a cyber attack on the Albanian capital Tirana, claiming it is a reaction to the hosting of 3,000 Iranian dissidents in the country. The attack brought municipal services to a standstill, and the hackers said this is just the beginning, emphasizing the link between their actions and Albania's support for the Iranian opposition.
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Hackerii Teheranului au paralizat în weekend serviciile municipale dintr-o țară din Europa | Newsweek Romania
Iran a atacat o țară din Europa. ”Acesta este doar începutul”
Iranian hackers target Albania in retaliation for hosting dissidents
Iran a atacat o țară din Europa: "Acesta este doar începutul"
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