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Hackers broke into an Iranian prayer app to transmit messages against the regime: "Help has arrived"

One of the most popular prayer apps in Iran, which had over five million downloads on Android and iPhone, was hacked.

1 Mar, 16:46 — 1 Mar, 16:46
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Times of IndiaMostly Factual48d ago

‘Patriots, keep protesting’: Iranian prayer app with five million users hacked by Israel, says report

Iran's popular prayer app, BadeSaba Calendar, broadcasted anti-regime messages urging security forces to defect amid heightened unrest and foreign strikes. Screenshots circulated before a near-total internet blackout. While Israel hasn't confirmed, reports suggest this is part of its strategy to shape behavior through precise, psychologically impactful cyber operations, turning trusted tools into vulnerabilities.

By TOI World Desk

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First report: digi24 · 1 Mar, 07:50Full coverage: 3 · 9hWindow: 9h
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digi241 Mar, 07:50First to report

Hackerii au spart o aplicație iraniană de rugăciuni pentru a transmite mesaje împotriva regimului: „Ajutorul a sosit”

6h later
der-standard1 Mar, 13:58

Gehackte Gebets-App rief iranische Soldaten zur Desertion auf

3h later
Times of India1 Mar, 16:46Latest update

‘Patriots, keep protesting’: Iranian prayer app with five million users hacked by Israel, says report

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