Tech in the Iran-Israel conflict: internet blackout, crypto burning and home camera spying
Briefly

The Israel-Iran conflict is intensifying not only in physical combat but also in the realm of digital warfare. Cyberattacks are on the rise, with Iran's nuclear program being a pivotal target. In response to perceived threats from Israel, Iran implemented a significant internet blackout, leading to a drastic 97% drop in internet traffic as assessed by Cloudflare. This blackout restricts citizen access to vital information amidst the conflict. Chemical groups linked to Israel have claimed successful hacks and cryptocurrency thefts, amplifying the tension and showcasing Iran's digital vulnerabilities.
The escalating conflict between Israel and Iran has transcended traditional warfare, entering a new battleground in digital warfare, exemplified by extensive cyberattacks.
Iran's imposed internet blackout, amidst fears of Israeli cyber incursions, has dramatically reduced online access, revealing its vulnerability against sophisticated cyber threats.
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