Israel launches a major cyber attack on Iran.

Iran-Israel: Amid rising tensions in West Asia, a shocking report has emerged. It claims Israel allegedly hacked a popular prayer app used in Iran and used it to deliver messages to millions of people urging military personnel to lay down their arms and secede from the current regime.

Notifications sent between attacks

According to reports, this incident occurred at a time of heightened military activity in the region. A report in The Wall Street Journal suggested that these push notifications, sent early Saturday, may have reached a large number of users across Iran.

These messages urged the military and security forces to abandon the government and join the campaign to liberate the country. This is being considered part of an information and psychological strategy, along with military action.

What was written in the messages?

According to the technology reporting website WIRED, a notification stated that the time for retribution had come and that oppressive forces would be punished for their actions. It also stated that those who joined the campaign in the name of protecting the country would be granted amnesty and protection.

In another message, the security forces were appealed to either lay down their arms or support the forces of freedom; only then would they be able to save their lives

Which app was targeted?

The cyberattack reportedly targeted an app called BadeSaba Calendar. This app is widely used in Iran to check daily prayer times and religious calendars. The sudden alerts surprised users.

Cyber ​​and psychological warfare

Although this alleged cyber operation has not been officially confirmed by Israel, reports indicate that its aim may be to weaken the morale of Iran's security system.

Iranian officials have not yet issued a detailed statement on the matter, although Tehran has in the past accused foreign governments of cyberattacks during conflicts.

This entire incident has made it clear that modern warfare is no longer limited to weapons only, but digital platforms and information systems have also become strategic weapons.