Iran is gearing up for a cyberwar campaign after being hit with coordinated, sophisticated cyberattacks last year that reportedly crippled its Natanz nuclear enrichment facility.
The Islamic Republic plans “to fight our enemies with abundant power in cyberspace and Internet warfare,” according to Brigadier Gen. Gholamreza Jalali, who leads the country’s Passive Defense Organization.
Part of the plan involves actively recruiting hackers, who will likely earn top toman (Iranian currency) for their work.
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by Afshin Ehx on Tue Mar 15, 2011 08:06 PM PDTThanks for the posting. What a breath of fresh air! Most of the stuff posted in this column is anti-Iran and pro-Israeli. It is good to hear different views. I just checked your profile; you just joined. Welcome! Welcome! Welcome! Welcome!