The ongoing conflict involving the U.S. and Israel has sparked a wave of cyberattacks and counterattacks, particularly targeting Iranian digital infrastructures. As Iran faces a near-total internet blackout due to extensive cyber operations, experts warn about the potential for increased cyber retaliation from Iranian hackers targeting U.S. companies and allies. Reports indicate that hackers, likely linked to state-sponsored groups, have attacked Iranian applications and platforms, escalating the digital front of the conflict. Notably, Israeli efforts to undermine Iranian morale include hacking a popular prayer app to send messages urging defection from the regime. Amidst these developments, organizations worldwide, including in the UK and India, have been advised to bolster their defenses against the heightened risk of cyberattacks. This evolving hybrid warfare underscores the significance of cyber capabilities in modern military strategy, with implications for both regional stability and international cybersecurity.