Roaming systems and ad tech were used to try to locate American personnel as Tehran attacked forces in the region ...

Researchers demonstrate how a decades-old flaw in the global SS7 phone network can let attackers reroute calls, intercept two ...

US-Iran War: Ever wondered how Iran is challenging the US during the war? The answer may lie in a new form of modern warfare that extends beyond missiles and the battlefield. Tehran allegedly used ...

The mobile networks in West Asia were repeatedly hit by cyber attacks in the build-up to the US-Israeli attacks on Iran in late February.

The Iranian government exploited well-known flaws in cellphone networks to locate and then strike U.S. military personnel in the build-up and beginning of the war.

Iran-linked actors allegedly track US troops and contractors during the Iran war by exploiting telecom network vulnerabilities and commercial smartphone location data. The campaign raises fresh ...

The malicious cyberattacks came in the build-up to the US-Israeli war against Iran that started late February and continued in the early days of the conflict ...

Gulf officials and US sources believe actors linked to Iran exploited SS7 mobile network protocols and commercial advertising databases to locate US personnel, although officials said more evidence is ...

SS7 networks were first implemented in the 1970s and the data is for sale to anyone.

A new investigation has revealed how Iranian-linked cyber operators allegedly tracked the locations of U.S. military personnel across the Gulf by exploiting weaknesses in global mobile phone networks.

Experts believe that the capabilities demonstrated by the Iranian army through its cyberwarfare units have significantly increased during recent conflicts.

Iran allegedly exploited weaknesses in decades-old telecommunications technology to track the mobile phones of US military personnel across the Middle.