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CyberWAR September, 29th 2011 by admin

Iran will reciprocate cyber attack by US: Army commander says

“Iran will reciprocate cyber attack by the United States or its allies, head of the Operations Department of the Iranian Armed Forces Brigadier-General Ali Shadmani said on Wednesday. “

Source: Iran will reciprocate cyber attack by US: Army commander says

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