Iranian APT Groups Claim Cyber Infiltration via Telegram Channels
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A Telegram channel linked to the Cyber Isnaad Front, associated with the IRGC, has claimed responsibility for infiltrating critical infrastructures. Another channel, operating under the 'APT Iran' banner, has also made similar claims, indicating a coordinated effort by Iranian state-sponsored groups to conduct cyber operations targeting various sectors.
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2026-03-06
Cyber Isnaad Front claims infiltration via Telegram
2026-03-06
APT Iran claims similar infiltration on Telegram
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