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Iran Bans Officials' Mobile Use on Open Networks Amid Cyber Fears
Cyber Authority issues rare directive restricting all staff and security teams from using unsecured mobile communications. In an unusual and sweeping directive, Iran's Cyber Authority has banned all officials, employees, and their security teams from using mobile devices connected to open communication networks. The move, which highlights growing concerns over cyber vulnerabilities, aims to prevent sensitive information from being exposed through unsecure channels. Sources suggest the decision may be linked to heightened tensions and fears of foreign surveillance or cyberattacks amid the ongoing regional conflict.
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