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Iranian hackers attacking Saudi Arabian, Israeli, and Yemeni sites

Posted on June 19, 2015 by Dissent

Iranian hackers have been busy, it seems, attacking web sites in both Saudia Arabia and Israel. The Tower reports:

An Israeli cybersecurity firm released a report on Iranian hacking efforts primarily targeting Saudi Arabia, Israel, and Yemen, The Times of Israel reported Sunday.

The Israeli ClearSky cybersecurity company said it has discovered an ongoing wave of cyber attacks originating from Iran on targets in Israel and the Middle East. The goal is “espionage or other nation-state interests,” the firm said. …

According the report, 44 percent of these attacks targeted sites in Saudi Arabia, 14 percent sites in Israel, and 11 percent in Yemen. The targeted sites included those involved in counter-terrorism, diplomacy, international relations, and physics. Journalists and human rights activists were also targeted.

Read more on The Tower and < href=http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-4668686,00.html”>ynet.

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