An official at Iran's National Center for Cyber Space has described the U.S. blocking of Iranian corporate domain names as "digital terrorism."
The Deputy Head of Iran's National Cyberspace Center stated that the U.S. blockade of Iranian corporate internet domains is aimed at harming the digital economy and restricting public access, describing it as "digital terrorism." He accused the domain system's reliance on U.S.-controlled infrastructure of having become a tool for exerting political pressure.
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