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Iran Exploited Data Roaming and Ad Tech to Surveil US Military in Gulf

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Iran conducted cyberattacks targeting US military personnel stationed in the Gulf region, according to a report by NDTV. The operations reportedly exploited data roaming networks and advertising technology to track individuals. These activities took place in the lead-up to the US-Israeli military conflict against Iran, which began in late February. The surveillance efforts continued into the early days of the conflict. The techniques used highlight how commercial digital infrastructure can be weaponized for state-level intelligence gathering.

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