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I speak Farsi and took a look too but it's as was said, a site to download hacker software of various kinds. Do it yourself.

The IRNA site does not come up for me, probably a mutual block.

Regardless, the Ashyaneh site (which basically means an aircraft hangar) is the site to pass on, IRNA is the official Islamic Regime news agency and not an active player in this matter, just reporting. The Ashyaneh site is the target.

Lots of fluent Farsi speakers in Israel and among our own IT ranks.

I'd have to look it up again but I bet I know the location from which they operate. Alan posted an exclusive maybe six months of longer ago which gave the location of a SEVERAL THOUSAND computer communications site hiding under ground in the poor part of South West Tehran. Sarsabil if I remember right

The area is covered by small, poor dwellings, brick and adobe but surprisingly they have strategically placed snipers concealed on the roof tops 24/7. All people passing through the neighborhood are scrutinized and watched.

Close to a military industrial site built by the late Shah, Alan posted the street name. You can probably find it on AntiMullah by searching for Sarsabil. I think it is the only article with that name in it.

The entrance to this huge underground (what could be termed a hangar) is through a small barber shop.

At the far end there is a smallish wooden door covered by a curtain. Looking like a door to a small room or even a walk in cupboard.

BUT..... once through it you enter a huge artificially created basement running for hundreds of yards under the homes above.

A multitude of technicians, who reportedly monitor and control all communications inside and around Tehran, parts of Iran and possibly to and from overseas work there 24/7.

Satellite imagery could easily pinpoint this and eventually someone could put a huge dent into the operations going on there.