In recent months Iran has been overwhelmed by cyberattacks from threat actors worldwide. The most significant of these attacks occurred in January where the Iranian state broadcaster IRIB fell victim to threat actors who broadcasted footage of foreign leaders calling for an assassination of the supreme leader. However, there were several other cyberattacks that lead up to this point. In July 2021, threat actors targeted Iranian national cargo and railway services which delayed transit of viable goods across the region. Later in August, Tapandegan threat actors leaked CCTV footage from inside the Evin prison, revealing video of prisoners being abused by their captors. In October another threat group cripples the nations fuel supply availability by disrupting electronic payment platforms used to purchase fuel. When customers tried to purchase fuel at a gas station, upon swiping their card the phone number of the Supreme Leader appeared on the screen, mocking the regions government control and their officials. Since October 4 more attacks have occurred against the Iranian state including two national television disruptions, an airline attack, and more prisoner footage from inside Ghezel Hessar Prison displaying further abuse of prisoners. With rising geopolitical issues and Iran consistently being targeted month after month, analysts believe there will be more attacks on the horizon against the country with several threat groups joining in to give their fair share. CTIX is continuing to monitor the situation and will provide additional updates accordingly.