Techcrunch Internet Connectivity Collapse in Iran Amid Protests
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On January 5, 2026, internet connectivity in Iran collapsed during nationwide protests over an economic crisis. Cybersecurity experts reported a near-total blackout, significantly isolating the country from the outside world. Concurrently, a sophisticated phishing campaign linked to the APT group MuddyWater was uncovered, indicating potential cyber threats amidst the unrest.
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