Internet

War seriously damaged more than 500 communications sites and 15 telecom centers in Iran, a deputy minister says, alongside damage to several space facilities.

Written by Iman Baik

Iran’s cyberspace chief claims a controlled Starlink disruption, while cyber police announce reporting deadlines of just one hour for critical incidents.

Written by Ali Momeni

Fiber covers 11.3 million Iranian households, but connections equal only 18.69% of coverage, according to the regulator, as officials refocus the rollout on adoption.

Written by Iman Baik

MikroTik denied licensing support to an Iranian user over sanctions rules but would not clarify whether broader account restrictions are underway.

Written by Digiato Team

Iran’s central bank is developing a domestic TLS certificate chain after foreign issuers reportedly revoked certificates used by banking services amid sanctions.

Written by Ali Momeni

Behzad Akbari says restrictions have raised users’ costs, while efforts to lift them face multiple decision-making bodies.

Written by Ali Momeni

Sattar Hashemi says restrictions need legal authorization and calls for Iran’s National Information Network to keep pace with global technology.

Written by Nima Zand

Iran’s former cyberspace chief says hardliners favor a national splinternet and calls for clearer authority and accountability over filtering.

Written by Iman Baik

A draft framework obtained by Digiato would write net neutrality into Iranian law for the first time, requiring operators to carry all traffic equally.

Written by Iman Baik

Iran’s ICT minister says traffic moved to satellite internet during the war.

Written by Nima Zand

A draft framework for governing Iran's internet would make serving users without identity verification a punishable violation.

Written by Digiato Team

Iran's ICT minister says the wartime internet shutdown was not driven by cyberattack fears, and that citing them signals weakness.

Written by Mojtaba Astaneh

New national defense document grants authority to isolate internet infrastructure from global networks.

Written by Iman Baik

Stable Global Access for a Fee: New Corporate Internet Plan Raises Equity Concerns

Written by Digiato Team

VPN Chaos and Traffic Drop Deepen Iran Connectivity Crisis

Written by Ali Momeni

Iran’s internet shutdown reduced new job listings by 64%, with digital roles hardest hit

Written by Nima Zand

When the Internet Went Dark, Persian Podcasts Lost Their Voice and Their Audience

Written by Nima Zand

VPN services in Iran see unprecedented spikes after a total internet shutdown.

Written by Nima Zand

On January 8, Iran experienced a near-total nationwide internet blackout that sharply reduced both domestic and international connectivity.

Written by Digiato Team

Iran’s Telecommunication Infrastructure Company says it repelled a massive DDoS attack reaching 720 million packets per second, one of the largest globally.

Written by Nima Zand