Iran's Cyber Attacks on U.S. & Israel: A Three-Tier Hacker Squad

0:00On March 31st, Iran's ramping up its cyber game against the U.S. and Israel with a three-tier hacker squad, blending elite state operatives, proxy, groups, and volunteer activists to hit defenses, spread panic, and snag intel amid rising Middle East tensions. Fake text alerts in Israel, claimed the Prime Minister was dead, and pushed folks to download bogus emergency apps that stole their data, all part of. Psychops to mess with civilians while missiles fly. These attacks have slammed U.S. hospitals and companies with ransomware, knocked a med tech firm offline, and even saw pro-oran hackers leak FBI, director Caspatel's emails, photos, and docs online. In Israel, hackers breeze cameras and networks to spy on military moves and wipe data, but experts note Iran's toolkit leans on basic fishing and malware, not matching U.S. or Chinese firepower. U.S. defenses are hitting back by seizing hacker domains, as this digital front heats

1:01up right alongside the ground war, proving keyboards can cut as deep as any missile. U.S. news today, powered by AI bringing you what matters nationwide. I'm Cory with the story.