The conflict between Iran and Israel has turned into a battle that spreads to the Internet. Recently, about 70% of gas stations in Iran sufferedCyberattacks, resulting in an outage of service. The attack was claimed responsible by a cyber group called Predator Sparrow, which is believed to have ties to Israel. Although the Israeli side declined to comment, we can speculate that this is one of Israel's ripostes to Iran. This time, it to:CyberattacksThe counterattack for the sake of means appears to be very clever, which can cause a certain amount of chaos to Iran, but also has a manageability, and does not provoke a larger conflict.
Gas stations in Iran are very important as its largest social welfare program. This timeCyberattacksIt has had a considerable impact on Iran's internal social order and has further weakened Iran's strength. Israel's tactics have played a role in making it difficult for Iran to cope with its domestic and foreign difficulties.
At the same time, this time between Iran and IsraelCyberattacksThe incident also provides some enlightenment for China. In recent years, countries and regions have faced more and more problemsCyberattacks。China is no exception, and has suffered in all areasCyberattacks, including:Militaryand ** monitoring and other important areas. These attacks pose a threat to China's cyber defense, so we urgently need to strengthen our cyber protection awareness.
Compared with the rumor dispute, cyber warfare may seem inconspicuous, but the harm it causes cannot be ignored. Cyber warfare is not geographically restricted, inexpensive, almost difficult to detect and forensics, and the scope of attacks varies in size. This time the "cyber war" against Iran has become the main method of attack in the world, and the United States is even more notorious in this regard.
In fact, as early as 2009, the United States set up a special cyber warfare unit, which has so far developed more than 2,000 kinds of computer viruses** and wantonly attacked and monitored the network facilities of other countries. The United States has taken control of the global Internet, and inCybersecurityThe field has left many antecedents.
In the face of such a threat, we cannot afford to take it lightly. As the saying goes, "You can't have the heart to hurt others, and you can't have the heart to prevent people." The cyber war between Israel and Iran reminds us to strengthen cyber protection measures to protect the countryCybersecurity
This time Israel vs. IranCyberattacksThe event also reminds us that we can't just focus on itMilitaryand the national fieldCybersecurity, also need to pay attention to people's livelihood equipmentCybersecurity。China has suffered several times over the past few yearsCyberattacks, which even includes scientific research institutions such as Wuhan ** Monitoring Center and Western University of Technology. These attacks pose a serious threat to China's lives and the lives of ordinary people.
Livelihood equipmentCybersecurityThe problem cannot be ignored. Modern society is inseparable from the Internet, and more and more devices and systems are connected to the network. If these devices and systems are not adequately protected, there is a risk of being attacked. We need to strengthen the equipment for people's livelihoodCybersecurityDetection and protection to ensure that people's lives and the country's infrastructure are not affectedCyberattacksthreats.
The cyber war between Iran and Israel offers some important lessons. First of all, we should be aware that the threat of cyber warfare cannot be underestimated, and it may have a serious impact on the lives of the people and the people. Second, we need to strengthen cyber protection to protect the countryCybersecurity。Finally, there is more to it than just attentionMilitaryand the national fieldCybersecurity, but also pay attention to people's livelihood equipmentCybersecurityto ensure that the lives of the people and the infrastructure of the country are not affectedCyberattacksthreats. Only by doing so can we better protect our countries and people from cyber threats.