In the last article of this series we looked at how Iran’s state-sponsored hacking activities evolved into the destructive force, it is today. However, Iran is not the only nation-state force in the region to be worried about. Many Arabic countries implement cyber war and cyber espionage to further their geopolitical goals but none are as savvy as Israel. A quick Google search of Israeli activities in this regard will often result in articles detailing Israel as the target, more often than not targeted by Iranian nation-state threat actors. Whether as a result of being the target, or furthering its geopolitical agenda, likely a mixture of the two, Israel is no amateur when it comes to cyber war and cyber espionage. There are three events that will be focused on in this article that show Israel’s cyber capability is incredibly dangerous if you find yourself on the wrong side of it.
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