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Iran says limited cyberattack hit four major banks
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First reported by Kikar HaShabbat · Jun 13, 2026
What happened
Iran’s Banking Coordination Council said four major banks were affected by a limited cyberattack. Officials said there was no customer-data breach or information leak, while temporary banking restrictions were imposed during recovery efforts.
- 01Four Iranian banks were hit by what officials called a limited cyberattack.
- 02Authorities said no customer data was accessed and no leak occurred.
- 03Technical teams activated protection protocols after suspicious signs appeared.
- 04Some banking services face temporary restrictions during ongoing recovery.
- 05The Banking Coordination Council apologized to customers for inconvenience.
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