The website of the Islamic Republic Presidency has been inaccessible.
"Uprising Until Overthrow" published the news that the website of the Islamic Republic's presidential institution was unavailable.
So far, the systems and websites of various government agencies have been inaccessible by hackers, and many of their documents have been leaked. The "Rise to Overthrow" hacking group published news on its Instagram page this Monday morning, June 28, that the website of the Islamic Republic of Iran's presidency had been hacked and that the website had become inaccessible.
The operation to infiltrate the highly protected network of the aforementioned institution is as follows:
Seizing 120 servers on the presidential institution's internal network, including the institution's central databases
Seizing the servers of the government's central network called Edolat.net (specific to Raisi's online conferences)
Capture of the server management network, controlling all government servers
Conquering the Presidential Institution's Network of Technical Managers
Conquering the "users' internal network" and gaining access to more than 1,300 computers on the presidential internal network
Access to highly confidential and secret systems of all internal presidential and government correspondence in the SAMAD (Secure Government Correspondence System), SIMAD (Integrated Secure Government Correspondence System), and CITAD (Integrated Government Electronic Interaction System) systems.
Extraction and decryption of all classified and encrypted correspondence from recent years (Pajhwok encryption)
Access to tens of thousands of secret and highly confidential documents of the presidential institution
Seizing the main email of the presidential institution and sending pictures of the resistance leadership and slogans of "Death to Khamenei-Raisi - Hail to Rajavi" from this email to journalists and international media
Seizing the websites of the presidential institution and dozens of internal systems, including the site of the "Strategic Management Center of Afta" (security of the information exchange space to ensure security and protection), and installing images of the resistance leadership and the slogan "Death to Khamenei-Raisi" on these sites.
The site, which was heavily protected, has now been taken down by the "Uprising to Overthrow" group. The "Uprising to Overthrow" hacker group had previously hacked the website of the Islamic Republic's Ministry of Foreign Affairs and leaked information about it.
Will this hacking group release highly confidential and secret information obtained from this site to the public?
