When outdated and vulnerable products are used in an organization, the way to penetrate that organization will be open.
In the broadcast images, it can be seen that Windows 7 is installed on Evin prison systems. Windows that went out of business a year and a half ago and support has stopped. If other equipment is not managed and updated in this way, experts know that it will not be difficult to penetrate this system!
A year and a half ago here the necessary warning was repeatedly given and it was said that from today every Windows 7 is a vulnerability in the organization.
Hackers group have leaked security camera footage from inside Iran's notorious Evin prison showing the brutal treatment of inmates. The surveillance video shows inmates fighting, being hit by guards and dragged along the floor, and in one scene smashing a bathroom mirror in an attempt to use the glass to self-harm. One clip shows the hacker group taking control of monitors in the prison control room, flashing a message stating Evin prison is a stain of shame on Raisi's black turban and white beard" and calling for "nationwide protests to release political prisoners.
Ebrahim Raisi, the new president of Iran, is a hardline cleric who is subject to US sanctions for alleged human rights abuses, with accusations against him including presiding over a torture regime in Evin prison and ordering mass executions. His victory means hardliners will have full control over all branches of government in Iran for the first time in almost a decade, after ultra-conservatives took a majority in last year's parliamentary elections.
In a tweet on Tuesday, the head of Iran's prison organisation, Mahammad Mehdi Has Mohammadi, confirmed the authenticity of the leaked security camera footage. Accepting responsibility for the "unacceptable behaviour", Mr Mohammadi committed to dealing seriously with the offenders and, according to a translation by Al Jazeera, wrote:
I also apologise to God, our dear supreme leader, the great nation and the honourable prison guards, whose efforts will certainly not be ignored due to these errors." Evin prison is notorious for hosting political prisoners, including many dual-nationals and citizens of Western countries, including Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe and Kylie Moore-Gilbert.