They talk about ceasefires, humanitarian pauses, negotiations. But in cyberspace there’s no pause, no truce, no diplomacy. While Iran and Israel pretend to lower their weapons, the war continues through cables, servers, routers. In cyber, ceasefires don’t exist.
Silent attacks, targeted operations, civilian targets: water systems, smart TVs, influencers, supply chains. Somebody responds with “defense forward”: preemptive strikes like Stuxnet. Israel detects spear phishing against journalists and academics, disinformation campaigns, exploits on Chinese cameras, malware in home devices.
The war has changed. No need for missiles, just weak passwords and missed patches. And everyone stays quiet. No claims, no signatures. The perfect gray zone where responsibility fades and AI becomes the perfect cover.
The weapons aren’t visible, but they’re already aimed. If we wait to hear them explode, it’ll be too late.
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