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JUST IN: Iran allegedly painted fake plane on concrete. U.S. thought they were real.
They spent over $5 million to bomb them. Then realized they’d been deceived

DieNet targeted vital electronic sites in the Middle East, because it hosted American military bases, and opened its atmosphere to pass Zionist and American planes used to launch attacks on Iran.

The attacks focused on the financial and banking sectors, where banks received Assad's share of the attacks, among these websites that were taken out of service today:

- National Commercial Bank (Saudi Arabia)
- Bank of Riyadh
- Ras Al Khaimah Airport
- Sharjah Airport
E-Government (Kuwait)
- General Authority for Civil Information (Kuwait)
- The General Institute for Social Security Services (Kuwait)
- National Center for Crisis Management...

🚨 Iranian fingerprint inside American networks... And hacks that stayed hidden for weeks
Broadcom researchers have uncovered an advanced cyber-spying campaign carried out by the Iran-linked MuddyWater group, after observing its presence within the networks of several companies in the United States without drawing attention for some time.
Technical analysis has shown that attackers used a backdoor based on the Deno environment to run remote commands inside the infected systems, a style that provides high concealment because this environment is less used in traditional malware. Attackers also attempted to transfer data off targeted networks via Rclone tool to cloud storage...