Gasoline distribution returning to normal after cyberattack – state media

Cars and motorbikes queue to fill up at a service station in Tehran on Oct. 26, 2021 amid a nationwide disruption of the petrol distribution system. (AFP)

• Details of the attack and its source are under investigation

DUBAI: Iran’s state news agency IRNA reported on Wednesday that gasoline distribution is returning to normal a day after a cyberattack which affected 4,300 gas stations across the country.
The details of the attack and its source are under investigation, Abul-Hassan Firouzabadi, the Secretary of the Supreme Council to Regulate Virtual Space, told the news agency.