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According to the Press TV report, the attack against the website took place on February 18, from 07:50 to 10:05 local time.
However, the effective security countermeasures taken by the Press TV technical team foiled the cyber attack on the website.
This is not the first cyber attack on Press TV. On December 9, 2011 American and Israeli hackers attacked the Press TV website after the network broadcast footage a of the US RQ-170 Sentinel stealth aircraft, an advanced US spy drone which was captured by the Iranian military for violating the country’s airspace.
More DU for another country of islamic faith...am I the only one seeing a depopulation program here?
Originally posted by CALGARIAN
If Anonymous, mainly teenagers, can bring down white-house and Intelligence Agency website...
I'm sure USreal's high-paid cyber hackers can take down an Iranian news site.
IMO
I"m sure that bastion of truth and honesty of which you rely, Fox , will tell us all what to think soon enough.
Originally posted by Xcathdra
Its PressTV.. Not buying it..
Its just a false flag to blame the west and nothing more.
My four-year relationship ended with Press TV on October 17, mainly because there has been a deliberate attempt to suppress information on the Syrian uprising. It's one thing to take a position on the news you report, but it's another to completely ignore a story of interest to the public. It's well known that Iran politically backs the regime of Syrian President Bashar Assad, but I was shocked to learn of the extent to which Press TV could be used to propagate propaganda.
I soon set about writing a novel Changing Borders, hoping to somehow make sense of what was going on. The book, a portrait of Turkey, addresses lightly its relationship with Iran. It also touches on how Iran taps into Western liberals’ anti-intervention sentiment to garner support in the information war. I may once have thought along the same lines, I have to admit. This is an easy trap to fall into. Next time you blindly back an alternative voice such as Press TV because it suits your own political view, take a moment to question the quality of that information.
Originally posted by sonnny1
If Western Media cannot be trusted,why would anyone trust a State sponsored one?
Originally posted by Dimitri Dzengalshlevi
Originally posted by sonnny1
If Western Media cannot be trusted,why would anyone trust a State sponsored one?
Probably because it is reporting state news, and not news dictated by private interests (like how the rich minority rule the American media).
Press TV broadcasts news reports and analyses which are close to the official position of the Iranian government, and its programmes are monitored and regulated by the Islamic Republic.Although there have been attempts to establish private, independent media outlets in Iran, notably by former Iranian Presidential candidate Mehdi Karroubi, the 1979 Constitution of the Islamic Republic mandates that "all broadcasting must exclusively be government-operated
Originally posted by Silcone Synapse
I want to move some place nice,where this kind of meaningless recurrent war cycle does not exist...
Originally posted by Aloysius the Gaul
reply to post by Xcathdra
Yeah it's quite amazing how people on here who lambast anything a Western Govt says as propaganda are willing to accept at face value the Govt owned mouthpiece of a bunch of fundamentalist nutjobs!
Originally posted by THE_PROFESSIONAL
reply to post by CALGARIAN
Anonymous do it because they have the desire and interest, government hackers do it for a paycheck. Plus the report says it was thwarted.
Originally posted by sonnny1
Originally posted by Dimitri Dzengalshlevi
Originally posted by sonnny1
If Western Media cannot be trusted,why would anyone trust a State sponsored one?
Probably because it is reporting state news, and not news dictated by private interests (like how the rich minority rule the American media).
Private interests huh?
Press TV broadcasts news reports and analyses which are close to the official position of the Iranian government, and its programmes are monitored and regulated by the Islamic Republic.Although there have been attempts to establish private, independent media outlets in Iran, notably by former Iranian Presidential candidate Mehdi Karroubi, the 1979 Constitution of the Islamic Republic mandates that "all broadcasting must exclusively be government-operated
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No bias there.........
The question still remains.....................