Iran extends cyberattacks to US
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The article discusses Iran's escalation of its cyber capabilities within its policy to confront the United States. Iran has transformed the virtual space into an offensive front by targeting critical infrastructure and sensitive institutions in America, such as water, energy, and financial networks, aiming to confuse domestic actors and cause disruptions without direct military escalation. Iran relies on secret networks and covert operations that enable it to impose material and moral damages while avoiding traditional confrontation. This approach is part of a "shadow war" strategy that focuses on imposing high security and economic costs on Washington. Security experts believe that this escalation seeks to balance U.S. military superiority and create an unconventional response that hampers America's ability to retaliate, intensifying the cyber challenge to pressure the U.S. system amidst escalating tensions between the two countries.
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