Iran pulled off likely the most significant wartime cyberattack against the U.S. in history, leveraging its hacking powers to cause major disruptions at a global medical-equipment firm that struggled to bring itself back online in recent days. The attack brought a conflict that until now had been largely confined to the Gulf region to the American homeland and offered a preview of the potential for how Iran may broaden its response to the U.S. and Israeli military campaign. U.S. officials say more cyberattacks on the homeland should be expected after a global disruption forced tens of thousands of Stryker employees offline. Is Iran ready to start hybrid warfare against America ?
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