Topic: Iranian Cyber Army
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Iranian Cyber Army takes credit for VOA hack
The so-called Iranian Cyber Army has apparently hacked into the website of the US-funded news service Voice of America.
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'Haystack' gives Iranian opposition hope for evading Internet censorship
Haystack, an encryption software custom made to help the Iranian opposition evade official attempts to censor the Internet, is giving some regime opponents hope of organizing and making progress online.
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‘Iranian Cyber Army’ hack of Twitter signals cyber-politics era
Activists of all political stripes are expected to more aggressively pursue their ideological adversaries by any means necessary in cyberspace. On Thursday, Twitter was attacked for a second time, with an unknown group called the Iranian Cyber Army claiming the strike.
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Intercepted drone video points to importance of cyber security
Using common software, Iraqi insurgents intercepted video feeds transmitted by US drone aircraft. It's not an important security breach, officials say, but it does draw attention to the importance of cyber security in increasingly high-tech wars.
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Iranian hacker attack: What will it cost Twitter?
Hacker attacks cost public companies $1.6 million in lost share value. For Twitter, it's the firm's reputation that's at risk.
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Twitter hacked: 'Iranian Cyber Army' signs off with poem to Khamenei
Twitter was hacked by the 'Iranian Cyber Army,' an unknown group. Though its website indicated no links with Iran authorities, a Farsi poem on its page suggests that those who were behind the message could have been loyalists to Iran's Islamic system of rule.
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