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Iranian-sponsored threat actors have had network access throughout this entire conflict.
by tptacek 5mo ago
Iranian-sponsored threat actors have had network access throughout this entire conflict.
- lysace 5mo ago[flagged]
- platinumrad 5mo agoInsofar as it being regular citizens expression their opinions, yes, even if we might not agree with them. I wouldn't call that "pro-hamas propaganda".
- deleted 5mo ago[deleted]
- lysace 5mo agoWhat would you call it?
- platinumrad 5mo agoThe same thing you would call people on this site expressing geopolitical opinions that half of the world might disagree with.
- t-3 5mo agoIf you think propaganda is why people are upset about Gaza, you don't understand the politics and history. Diasporas produce grassroots domestic interest and activism, no propaganda needed. 70 years of forcing people out of their homes makes for a pretty significant diasporic population.
- 866-RON-0-FEZ 5mo agoThanks for reminding everyone of the obvious. You'd think it wouldn't be necessary. The popular theory that all Iranian internet was shut off like Johnny pulling the plug out of the socket in Airplane is simplistic and beyond ludicrous.
- AznHisoka 5mo agoThat fact wasnt obvious to me.