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Iran’s Transport Ministry website hacked, major ministry data likely to be compromised in cyberattack

The attack also came around the same time when major chaos was reported across the country’s train stations following a data breach and the computer systems of across the country's railway networks compromised

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In a major cyberattack on website reported last week the hackers were able to take down the portal for a few hours with major ministry data likely to be compromised. The Iran government has confirmed that the cyberattack, led portal pages go offline.

“The issue is under investigation by technical experts of the Ministry,” the Ministry of Road and Urban Development was quoted by Iranian news network Press TV as saying on Saturday.

The attack also came around the same time when major chaos was reported across the country’s train stations following a data breach and the computer systems across the country’s railway networks compromised.

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Meanwhile, Press TV reported that “hackers had managed to infiltrate systems displaying arrivals and departures.” Iran’s Telecommunications Ministry warned on Saturday of possible , urging government departments to be in close contact with agencies if they receive any ransomware message.

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