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Americans vulnerable to cyberattacks, lone wolf threats in wake of Iranian airstrikes: former FBI agent NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! After U.S. airstrikes on high-value nuclear sites in Iran, Americans could be vulnerable to targeted cyberattacks and terrorist acts from lone wolves, according to one expert. Bill Daly is a former FBI investigator who worked to thwart terror attacks and dealt with foreign counterintelligence. He told Fox News Digital that while hard infrastructure like rail lines and power plants could be at risk, cybersecurity should be a key focus. “You also look at things such as power plants, utilities, that type of infrastructure, where if they were able to put a concentrated effort towards a cyberattack, you could diminish the electrical grids, and other kinds of technical infrastructure,” Daly said. “We know they’ve looked at ways to try to get into our infrastructure, or controlling water resources or water systems or [the] electrical grid.” He said that if Iranian state-sponsored terrorists are looking to attack, rather than just lone wolf terrorists, there is a higher risk of a sophisticated cyberattack. “I think maybe something to do with the power grid might be something that they could do – try to do – remotely, without sending somebody here,” he said. Daly said that potential cyberattackers could “overwhelm the internet infrastructure” and turn off systems that are critical to
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