FBI and DHS on High Alert After US Strikes Kill Iran's Supreme Leader
The FBI and Department of Homeland Security warn of lone-wolf and cyberattacks as U.S. and Israeli strikes killed Iran’s Supreme Leader, prompting heightened security nationwide.
- DHS warned of potential lone‑wolf and cyberattacks amid US strikes in Iran, according to a bulletin obtained by ABC News.
- Because of rising tensions tied to Operation Epic Fury, DHS officials said perceptions of an existential threat to the Iranian regime and increased US actions could prompt retaliation by Iran, proxies, or inspired actors, targeting US, Jewish, or pro‑Israel sites.
- Officials said short-term threats include Iran-aligned hacktivists conducting low-level cyberattacks such as website defacements and distributed denial-of-service attacks, while large-scale physical attacks remain unlikely.
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The attacks by the US and Israel against Iran continue. Iran's Supreme Leader, Ali Khamenei, has been killed. According to Trump, the fighting could continue for four weeks.
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