IRAN:NCRI publishes report on Iran’s Cyber Army

NCRI publishes report on Iran’s Cyber Army

NCRI - The National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI) has published a new detailed intelligence report on the Iranian regime's Cyber Army. The report is based on intelligence gathered by the sources of the main Iranian opposition group People's Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI or Mujahedin-e Khalq, MEK) inside the clerical regime including its Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC).

The report indicates that Tehran’s cyber army and the Iranian regime’s cyber warfare is directed by the IRGC top brass, in particular the IRGC commander in chief, Major General Mohammad-Ali Jafari. The decisions about cyber warfare and the conduct of the cyber army are made by the Supreme National Security Council (, the highest decision-making body of the regime on national security matters that is chaired by the President, Hassan Rouhani.

The report shows that Tehran’s cyber warfare is carried out by an elaborate state apparatus to pursue a malign and malicious state policy and that the Iranian regime has stepped up allocating resources and staff to this warfare in recent years.

Another interesting aspect of the report is that the mullahs’ cyber army boasts and brags about hacking other websites or attacking them. In one instance, one of their affiliates boasted that they have attacked 500 foreign sites and networks.

Leaked classified bin Laden documents reveal Iran & al-Qaeda relations

Iranian regime link with al-Qaida

Therehave been many reports about relations between Iran and the al-Qaeda senior leadership, especially on exchanging prisoners. However, it appears that new leaked documents are proving this with facts, Al Arabiya.net reported.

Documents obtained by the US following the 2011 assassination of bin Laden in Pakistan show al-Qaeda elements being very active in Iran.

Al-Qaeda in 2006 was seeking to open an office in Tehran, yet the skyrocketing price of opening such an office at that time prevented such a step, according to these documents.

Relations between Iran and al-Qaeda go back to the 1990s when this group was stationed in Sudan, since Tehran and Khartoum enjoyed warm relations at the time.

Iran Increases Funding to Hezbollah Following Nuclear Deal

Hezbollah forces

Iran has increased funding to terror group Hezbollah following the nuclear agreement brokered with the P5 +1 in July, The Washington Times reporte.

Since the deal was signed, Iran has significantly increased its financial

support for Hezbollah, one of the largest terror groups in the region. ... This support, for example, has enabled Hezbollah to obtain highly developed new armaments, including advanced technologies that many militaries around the world would envy. Al-Rai, a Kuwaiti newspaper, reported Saturday that Hezbollah has received all the advanced weaponry that Syria has obtained from the Russians. ... As regards the Palestinians, in the past two months.

The funding boost indicates that Iran assumes crippling international sanctions will be lifted following the International Atomic Energy Agency's (IAEA) investigation of Tehran's past nuclear program.

Video: Exposing Iranian regime's agents posing as PMOI families

In the past two weeks, the Iranian regime has on three occasions sent agents of its Ministry of Intelligence and Security (MOIS) and terrorist Quds Force to Camp Liberty, near Baghdad, to torment several thousand members of the main Iranian opposition group People's Mojahedin Organization of Iran, PMOI (Mujahedin-e Khalq, MEK).

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Hail to the people of Europe for their solidarity with Syrian refugees

Maryam Rajavi - Iranian Resistance's

World'sconscience has been moved by scenes of homeless Syrians, distressed women, menand children, flooding Europe in pursuit of refuge and getting stranded in Hungary, Macedonia, Italy, Germany and Austria with an uncertain future.

The horrendous deaths of 71 asylum seekers in a delivery truck abandoned in Austria, and the drowning of another group in the Mediterranean on their way from Turkey to Greece are the sequel of Assad's atrocities against the oppressed people of Syria under the auspices of the Iranian regime .

Iran - Political prisoner in Camp Ashraf Iran commemorates the massacre

made Ashraf immortal

Ali Moezi

Iranian political prisoner Ali Moezi HAS feels is the message from Iran's notorious Central Karaj Prison in commemoration of the second anniversary of the killing of members of Iran's main opposition group People'sMojahedin Organisation of Iran, PMOI (Mujahedin-e Khalq, MEK) in Camp Ashraf by agents of the Iraqi government at the behest of the diet in Iran.

Mr. Moezi hailed the “heroic perseverance” of the final group of Camp Ashraf residents who were martyred in the attack. He said they “propagated the value of perseverance and made Ashraf immortal.”