According to a report, Iran is responsible for a cyberattack targeting seven states in the United States. No further details on the nature of the attack or the affected states have been released.
A report circulating in Israeli media Saturday evening claims Iran was behind a cyberattack targeting seven U.S. states. The nature of the attack—whether it involved data breaches, service disruptions, or infrastructure damage—and the affected states have not been specified. The Zioneer's archive contains previous reports of Iranian cyber operations and kinetic attacks against U.S. and allied targets, including strikes on U.S. bases and infrastructure in the Gulf region. This unverified report comes amid ongoing tensions between the U.S. and Iran over military operations in the Middle East.
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