Hacked hospitals, hidden spyware: Israel-Iran conflict shows how digital fight is ingrained in warfare
Iran has been using cyberattacks to target Israel and the US, with tactics including spyware and disinformation. The cyber conflict is a key part of the ongoing Israel-Iran conflict, with Iran-linked groups launching high-volume, low-impact attacks on companies and infrastructure.
Iran has launched a series of cyberattacks on Israel and the US, including a spyware attack on Android phones. The attack gave hackers access to the device's camera, location, and data. Iran-linked groups have launched nearly 5,800 cyberattacks, targeting companies and infrastructure in the US, Israel, and other countries. The attacks have been relatively minor, but have put many companies on the defensive. Iran is also targeting data centers and critical infrastructure, including hospitals and ports.
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