Iran warns West with border-crossing weapon

Iranian cyberattacks have become a primary tool for threatening Western countries, as Iran has developed offensive capabilities over the past decade targeting water and electricity systems in the United States and Europe. The aim is to cause direct damage to infrastructure and civilian populations. These attacks are part of the Iranian regime's strategy of extortion and sabotage, preceded by documented assaults on water systems and other vital facilities. In response, the United States has imposed strict sanctions on entities and individuals linked to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC). Iran exploits the vulnerabilities of outdated water systems and cybersecurity gaps to carry out low-cost, high-impact attacks as part of its effort to increase pressure on the United States and its allies.

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