Hackers Attack Iran’s Ministry of Science Computers
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YNet – Hackers have attacked the computers of Iran’s ministry of science, a reformist newspaper in the Islamic Republic reported on Sunday. A senior official told the paper that there was no known damage and that the “situation was under control.”
A source within the ministry told the “Sharq” newspaper that it is possible that the sites were hacked due to the fact that the ministry has joint projects with the defense ministry and that the “hackers intended to hack into the main servers to get information and cause damage.”
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