Iran’s Central Bank said on Saturday that “hostile US and Israeli military and cyber actions” led a foreign provider to revoke security certificates for some of its websites, causing SSL warnings for users. However, it denied its infrastructure had come under cyberattack.
The bank said the technical security certificates for some websites linked to the Central Bank had been revoked by the unnamed foreign provider.
As a result, users may encounter SSL certificate errors when attempting to access the affected websites, it said.
The Central Bank stressed that the disruption was not caused by a cyberattack on its infrastructure and said all of its services remained operational.
It said measures were underway to introduce alternatives and resolve the security certificate issue.
Until the problem is fixed, the bank said users could bypass the security warning displayed by their browsers to access the services they need.
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