Cyberattack disrupts Iran's Bank Sepah — report
Iran's semi-official Fars news agency reported that a cyberattack disrupted Bank Sepah's online services. That may, in turn, disrupt the operations of fuel stations to whom the bank provides services, it added.
The issue is to be resolved in the next few hours.
Reuters
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