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US critical infrastructure could become casualty of Iran . . . “Targets in the United States could be reprioritized for action by Iran’s cyber threat capability,” Hultquist said “Iranian cyber espionage activity already targets the U S government, military, and political set, but new activity may threaten privately owned critical infrastructure, or even private individuals ”
Israel-Iran conflict raises cyber risk for U. S. companies - Axios Driving the news: U S cybersecurity organizations are urging businesses to remain on high alert for possible Iranian cyberattacks on domestic infrastructure The Food and Ag-ISAC and the IT-ISAC published a joint statement Friday urging companies to proactively bolster their defenses, noting a history of Iranian state-sponsored hackers and hacktivism targeting U S critical infrastructure
Irans Escalating Cyber Warfare: Threats to Critical . . . Neither Iran, its non-state allies, nor the United States wish for a broad regional confrontation, but there are many ways in which a war between Israel and Hamas could escalate In some respects, the Gaza war does have some advantages for Iran, such as freezing the potential for normalization of relations between Saudi Arabia and Israel (which
Exploring the Cyber Dimension of the Current U. S. -Iran Crisis Taken together, costly kinetic strikes aimed at Iranian interests in the region while avoiding targeting Iran directly, coupled with less costly cyber attacks, ostensibly against Iran itself, reflect a mixture of resolve and assurance Hopefully, these measures can create a mutual face – saving option for both parties to avoid further escalation
Hybrid Warfare Unfolded: Cyberattacks, Hacktivism and . . . On the evening of Tuesday, June 17, the hacktivist group DieNet issued a warning that they would launch cyberattacks against the United States if it "joins the war against Iran " The announcement was rapidly amplified by affiliated or sympathetic groups, including Arabian Ghosts, Sylhet Gang, and Team Fearless, signaling potential coordination