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Details Of Iran's First Known Successful Cyberattack Against A UK Energy Facility
Details Of Iran's First Known Successful Cyberattack Against A UK Energy Facility
Via Middle East Eye
Iranian hackers shut down a British power plant for four days in an unprecedented cyber attack, the Sunday Telegraph reported.
According to the newspaper, the incident appears to mark the first time Iran-linked hackers have successfully shut down such a British facility.
AFP: Members of the US Air Force prepare munitions at RAF Fairford in south-west England, March 10, 2026.
The incident occurred alongside an alleged series of attacks on US water infrastructure last month, which affected at least 12 states and caused concern in the White...
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A trans Tamil immigrant on a temporary student visa has just been ELECTED as a Green Party MSP to Holyrood in Scotland – despite having no British citizenship, no permanent residency and no right to full-time work.
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