Digital Terrorism: National Cyberspace Center’s Response to the Blocking of Iranian Domains

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Digital Terrorism: The Reaction of the National Cyberspace Center to the Blocking of Iranian Domains

The Deputy of the National Cyberspace Center described the blocking of internet domains of Iranian businesses as digital terrorism and stated that the United States uses the dependency of domains on infrastructure under its control to increase pressure on Iran’s digital economy. According to him, the suspension of domains not only reduces the sales of businesses but also disrupts user access to services and increases the risk of them falling into fake and fraudulent sites. He considered strengthening domestic infrastructure, preparing businesses for similar disruptions, and pursuing legal action in international forums as ways to counter this trend.

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