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Iran warns of targeing Google, Microsoft and US,Israeli banks

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Iran warns to target google,microsoft

In response to recent attacks, Iran has issued a strong warning, identifying major American and Israeli companies and banks, including Google and Microsoft, as potential targets.


According to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), the offices and infrastructure of US and Israeli technology companies are included in the list of possible targets. These companies operate cloud and technology systems across various Middle Eastern countries.


Media reports indicate that the IRGC warned that any further attacks on Iran could prompt strikes on economic centers and banks linked to US and Israeli entities.

Tensions between Iran and the United States and Israel have escalated in due to military strikes and regional conflicts in the Middle East. These confrontations have raised fears of retaliatory attacks on critical infrastructure, including technology and financial sectors. Iran’s warning comes amid growing concerns about regional security, cyber threats, and potential disruptions to global trade and banking systems, prompting both businesses and civilians to take precautionary measure.

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