Cyberwarfare has become a critical component of Iran's national security strategy, positioning the country as both a significant target and an increasingly capable actor in the global digital conflict landscape. From enduring sophisticated attacks like Stuxnet to launching its own offensive operations, Iran's involvement in cyberwarfare reflects its "soft war" doctrine and its evolving technological prowess. This digital battleground impacts critical infrastructure, international relations, and the very nature of modern conflict.
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