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Wednesday, 27 October 2021 (YJC)_ A Zionist network claimed in a report on the problem of providing fuel at Iranian gas stations that hackers were professionals and that a country was probably behind it.
On Tuesday (yesterday), the supply of fuel in some Iranian gas stations had problems, and hours later, the National Cyberspace Center announced: At 11 a.m. on Tuesday (04/08/1400), the FATA Center announced a report on a cyber attack on the country's intelligent fuel system, and as a result, the stations went out of service for refueling services.
The Zionist network "Kan 11" addressed the same issue in a report and announced: An organization with high offensive capabilities was behind this cyber attack.
The network quoted cyber experts as saying: These hackers are not children. They are professional hackers and it is unlikely that a country is behind this.
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