FBI Warns of Iranian Drone Threat, Cyberattacks

0:00On March 11, the FBI recently warned California officials about a possible Iranian drone attack on the West Coast. This would come from an unidentified ship, offshore, aimed at hitting targets there and revenge for United States strikes on Iran. The alert stress there are no details yet on timing, exact methods, targets, or who's behind it. Tensions have ramped up with the Trump administration's ongoing operations against Iran. Iran has leaned heavily on cheap drones, like the Shaheed model for retaliation in the Middle East. Officials have long worried Iran might position drones closer to America ahead of any big clash. No one from the FBI or White House is commenting right now. Meanwhile, there's growing concern over drones for Mexican cartels too. A government notice last September flag tips about explosive drones possibly targeting U.S. law enforcement along the southern border, though. Cartels usually avoid such direct risks. On top of that, an Iran-linked hacking group called Hondala claimed a major cyber hit

1:04on medical tech, Giants Striker, the attack knocked out systems for thousands of employees worldwide, stole 50 terabytes of data, and shut offices in 79 countries, all tied to pay back for strikes on Iran. As these threats unfold from drones to cyber attacks, security teams stay on high alert, watching both coasts and borders closely for any signs of escalation.