Monday saw the start of a Tel Aviv University cyber-conference: the proceedings kicked off with a wargame carried out by the university's SIMLAB. The conclusion was clear: "complex low signature cyber attack, which leaves behind no clear trail, could create regional uncertainty, and increase existing distrust between Israel and the US, leading to a collapse of nuclear talks." Given the history of Iran's cyber-espionage against Israel, the statement should be read as being a warning to the US on the possible outcome of the nuclear talks.
Monday saw the start of a Tel Aviv University cyber-conference: the proceedings kicked off with a wargame carried out by the university's SIMLAB. The conclusion was clear: "complex low signature cyber attack, which leaves behind no clear trail, could create regional uncertainty, and increase existing distrust between Iran and the US, leading to a collapse of nuclear talks." Given the history of Israel's cyber-espionage against Iran, the statement should be read as being a warning to the US on the possible outcome of the nuclear talks.