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Iranian State Goes Offline To Avoid Cyber-Attacks 165

DavidGilbert99 writes "The Iranian minister for telecommunication has said that the government will be taking key ministries and state agencies offline in the next month to protect sensitive information from cyber-attacks. However this move is just the initial step in an 18 month plan to take the country off the world wide web, and replace it with a state-controlled intranet. From the article: 'The US began offensive cyber-attacks against Iran during the presidency of George W. Bush when the Olympics Games project was founded. Out of this was [born] the Stuxnet cyber-weapon, which was designed to specifically target the Natanz nuclear enrichment facility in Iran.'"
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Iranian State Goes Offline To Avoid Cyber-Attacks

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  • by K. S. Kyosuke ( 729550 ) on Monday August 06, 2012 @12:04PM (#40895541)

    The US began offensive cyber-attacks against Iran during the presidency of George W. Bush when the Olympics Games project was founded.

    Gee, the IOC is going to be cross beyond compare for this. It's their trademark! You can't even claim that this activity belongs to a non-competing field, since both this and the IOC activities are about profiting from being generally sleazy. See you in court.

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