He learned about the attack from Black Reward’s Telegram channel on October 22. Now the Atomic Energy Agency of Iran (AEOI) has confirmed the information, but does not admit that it was hacked by “its own”.

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i wonder what it is UAE states that the cyberattack was carried out by an unauthorized foreign party from an unnamed countryand its sole purpose was to attract attention and undermine the organization’s image in the mass media. The organization writes that it immediately took all necessary preventive measures and informed the relevant authorities and authorities about the incident so that they were ready for repeated attacks.

Black Reward said by posting the data stolen from the organization online, they received a total of 50 gigabytes of information and 100,000 emails from 324 mailboxes. You can find it in the archive that appears on the same Telegram channel. 27 gigabytes of data containing 85,000 emails. As the hacktivists themselves say, these files are “ideal for researchers.” They carefully reviewed all data before publishing, removed all marketing messages and spam, and left only valuable content.

At the end of their message, the hackers mention Mahsa Amini, a 22-year-old Iranian woman who was detained by the local morality police in late September for wearing the wrong hijab and died shortly thereafter. At the time, authorities released a statement claiming that Amini suddenly fainted from a heart attack in the detention center and was taken to the hospital, where she fell into a coma and eventually died.

After Amini’s death, information spread on social networks that the girl was tortured by police officers, and the country was swept by a wave of anti-government protests, in which Amini became a symbol. The hackers’ message ends with the words: “Life for women, freedom.”