What role has cyber warfare played in Iran?
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The U.S. has hinted at its role in cyber warfare in Iran.
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The US has hinted at its cyber warfare activities against Iran, though militaries typically remain secretive about such operations. American officials have provided limited acknowledgment of their cyber role while maintaining operational security around specific details.
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