Daba

Daba is an Iranian internet service provider headquartered in Iran, offering internet connectivity services to customers within the country. As an ISP, it likely supplies broadband access to residential and possibly business users, enabling online communication and data transfer. The company operates within Iran's telecommunications sector, subject to national regulatory frameworks governing internet provision. Its core function is to maintain network infrastructure that routes traffic between end‑users and the broader internet. No further details about product lines or service tiers are available in the source material.

The source does not disclose the size of Daba’s subscriber base, geographic coverage, or revenue, so those aspects remain unspecified. Distinguishing attributes: Daba became known publicly after a cyber incident on 2 August 2016, when a pro‑Israeli hacker using the alias Zurael_sTz breached its systems and leaked customer data. The breach exposed email addresses, usernames, hashed passwords, bank account numbers, and administrator credentials, with subsequent analysis confirming 342 email accounts and 2,960 compromised records containing financial and personal information. The attacker released three files containing partial data, and the authenticity of the leaked information was verified by third‑party validation. No information about ownership, parent‑subsidiary relationships, or corporate structure is provided in the available sources.