Iranian hackers allegedly tracked U.S. military phones, researchers say

Researchers report that Iranian cyberattackers have allegedly monitored the phones of U.S. military personnel. The claim is based on data suggesting targeted surveillance of mobile Researchers report that Iranian cyberattackers have allegedly monitored the phones of U.S.

military personnel. The claim is based on data suggesting targeted surveillance of mobile devices. Analysts say the activity reflects a rise in Iran’s cyberwarfare sophistication. They note that the capabilities have become more advanced in recent months. The escalation

coincides with Iran’s ongoing conflict with the United States. The war also involves Israel, further intensifying regional tensions. Experts warn that such espionage could compromise operational security. Monitoring efforts may prompt heightened defensive

measures by U.S. forces.