Cyberwar Iran 2009: Part XIII || A World ATwitter || Tweets About The Iran Uprising
This entry is part of a wonderful series, [slider title="Cyberwar Iran"]Entries in this series:
- Cyberwar: Iran 2009 Part I
- Cyberwar: Iran 2009 Part II
- Cyberwar: Iran 2009 Part III
- Cyberwar: Iran 2009 Part IV
- Cyberwar Iran 2009: Part V
- Cyberwar Iran: 2009 Part VI
- Cyberwar Iran 2009: Part VII
- Cyberwar Iran 2009: Part VIII
- Cyberwar Iran 2009: Part IX
- Cyberwar Iran 2009: Part X
- Cyberwar Iran 2009: Part XI || The Revolution Will Be Uploaded
- Cyberwar Iran 2009: Part XII || The Onion Router - "TOR" and Iran
- Cyberwar Iran 2009: Part XIII || A World ATwitter || Tweets About The Iran Uprising
- Cyberwar Iran 2009: Part XIV - Iran's Disinformation Campaign
- Cyberwar Iran 2009: Part XV - The Iran-Siemens Affair
- Cyberwar Iran 2009: Part XVI - A Formal Declaration of (Cyber)war !
- Cyberwar Iran 2009: Part XVII - Follow the Money
- Cyberwar Iran 2009: Part XVIII - This Just In
- Cyberwar Iran 2009: Part XIX - Return of (Green) Jedi
- Cyberwar Iran 2009: Part XX - The Lebasi-Lebanese Menace
- Cyberwar Iran 2009: Part XXI - 2010, A Legal Odyssey
Following this blog, you have probably seen our coverage of the incredible amounts of Tweet Tweets about the Iran situation.
Turns out that was nothing compared to what is going on now.
For the last few hours, Tweeter has been pegged at 185 tweets per second overall, which is about 15 million tweets per day. Since this has not increased regardless of diurnal changes in Iran and elsewhere, it is possible that this number represent the maximum limits of the Tweeter service today.
The tweets regarding Iran have now pegged at 3.34% of all tweets.
3.35% X 185 = 6.2 Tweets per second, about Iran – More than DOUBLE the rate we reported just a day ago. Wow.
Categories: Cyberwar, General Security, Iran cyber security, cybersecurity, Cyberwar, iran elections
