Iranian attackers have 3,900 US industrial controllers in their sights. These aren't random servers; they're the brains of pumps, substations, and wastewater plants, wired straight to Verizon and AT&T.
Forget the headlines about nation-state hacks. Right now, Iran-linked crews are probing thousands of exposed PLCs in U.S. critical infrastructure. One wrong config, and blackouts follow.
What if the guy hunting hackers uses the same Gmail you do? Iranian group Handala just proved the FBI's top brass isn't immune—leaking personal docs in apparent revenge.
Missiles raining down on Israel. Iranian hackers already watching via hacked traffic cams. This isn't sci-fi; it's the new normal in Middle East cyber-physical wars.
Over 300 Israeli organizations got hit by an Iran-backed password-spraying campaign on Microsoft 365. It's sloppy, it's persistent, and it's a reminder that state hackers don't play fair.
Iranian hackers Handala just dumped years of FBI Director Kash Patel's personal emails. But the FBI's walls? Still standing tall—exposing the gap between bluster and breach.