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Reports in Iran: Cyber ​​attack disrupted train traffic in the country

According to reports in the country, the hackers posted the phone number of Iran's top leader in the train schedules to get more information about the attack itself.

"Long delays due to cyber attacks", reads another message displayed on the schedules at the stations

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Reuters

Friday, 09 July 2021, 20:10

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Railway services in Iran were disrupted tonight (Friday) by alleged cyberattacks, with hackers carrying out the phone number of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei to get more information about the attack, the country-affiliated news agency reported.

An announcement about the schedules at the stations asked the passengers to call a number that actually belongs to the office of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, the Iranian Broadcasting Authority "IRIB" and the official news agency Fares reported.

"Long delays due to cyber attacks," read another post about the schedules at the stations.

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