Internal carrier documents detail SIAM, an Iranian government web program to remotely alter, disrupt, and monitor how the country's people use their phones
The Intercept : Tweets: @theintercept , @jasminramsey , @kenklippenstein , and @mazmhussain Tweets: @theintercept : “These documents prove something that we have long suspected, which is that even devices that use encryption for messaging are still vulnerable because of the nature of internet infrastructure in Iran,” said @maasalan of @article19org. https://theintercept.com/... Jasmin Ramsey / @jasminramsey : Important read by @samfbiddle & @MazMHussain who got their hands on documents detailing how the government in Iran tracks down protesters' locations + gains access to their private comms. It's worse than you thought. #Mahsa_Amini #IranRevolution https://theintercept.com/... Ken Klippenstein / @kenklippenstein : Hacked documents obtained by @samfbiddle & @MazMHussain reveal the secret methods by which the Iranian gov't can track and control protesters' mobile phones. https://theintercept.com/... Murtaza Hussain / @mazmhussain : The Intercept obtained leaked documents on a secret Iranian government program for surveilling and controlling cellphone and internet users. The program is called SIAM and we are publishing documents on it today. https://theintercept.com/... via me and @samfbiddle: