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The CIA has recommended that Iranian protesters utilize secure communication methods, including the Dark Web and the Tor browser, to protect their identities. This guidance comes as the agency intensifies efforts to cultivate human intelligence assets in Iran, coinciding with ongoing protests stemming from financial difficulties and internal turmoil that began in late 2025.
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