Cyber Attack Disrupts Iran's Bank Sepah and Bank Melli Services
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- •A cyber attack disrupted services at Iran's Bank Sepah and Bank Melli on March 11, 2026.
- •The attack is suspected to be state-sponsored, targeting critical banking infrastructure.
- •Current status indicates ongoing efforts to restore services, with no clear timeline for resolution.
On March 11, 2026, a cyber attack targeted Iran's Bank Sepah and Bank Melli, causing significant service disruptions. The attack appears to be state-sponsored, affecting critical banking infrastructure in Tehran. Specific details about the attack method and tools used have not been disclosed. The scope of the impact includes widespread service outages for customers of both banks. As of now, the banks are working to restore services, but the full extent of the damage remains unclear. No specific numbers of affected users or systems have been reported. The incident highlights ongoing vulnerabilities in Iran's financial sector amidst rising geopolitical tensions. Further investigations are ongoing to determine the source and nature of the attack.
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