Iran Rejects France's Allegations Of Involvement In Cyberattack Targeting Refrigeration Systems At Hundreds Of Supermarkets
Tehran: The Iranian Foreign Ministry has rejected France's "baseless and malicious" accusation of Iran's involvement in a cyberattack targeting refrigeration systems at hundreds of French supermarkets in October. In a statement issued on Tuesday (local time), the ministry strongly condemned the "threadbare" policy of hurling accusations against Iran. France accuses Iran of launching cyberattacks…
The Iranian Foreign Ministry has vehemently rejected accusations from France that Iran was involved in a cyberattack targeting refrigeration systems at over 700 French supermarkets in October. In a statement released on Tuesday, the ministry described the allegations as "baseless and malicious". France's Foreign Minister, Jean-Noel Barrot, had stated that Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps was responsible for the attack, which he alleged caused significant disruption.
The Iranian ministry accused France of launching a divisive policy and called the accusation "irresponsible and silly". The ministry emphasized Iran's readiness to take necessary actions to safeguard its national interests and security.
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