The conflict between Israel and Iran is ongoing, not only with traditional weapons but also with cyber attacks. Recent developments show that the digital aspects of the war are gaining importance.

The Israeli National Cyber Directorate announced that fake emergency messages were sent to citizens' phones. These messages are considered a psychological operation aimed at causing panic among the public.

Israel's electronic intelligence unit, Unit 8200, plays a key role in assassinations in Iran. This unit examines the phone traffic and social media history of targets to carry out operations.

Cyber attacks from Iran have also increased by 700%. Critical institutions such as government websites, banks, and energy infrastructures are being targeted.

Cybersecurity experts indicate that Iranian-linked hacker groups are operating in a more organized and aggressive manner in the current war environment. This situation could change the course of the war.