As tensions in the Iran war shift on the battlefield, a new front appears to be opening in cyberspace. A pro-Iran hacker group claims it breached the personal email of the FBI chief, leaking sensitive material and raising serious questions about U.S. cyber defenses. The alleged attack comes just as Donald Trump pauses strikes and extends a key deadline, insisting talks are progressing. But Tehran denies any negotiations, even as cyber incidents escalate. With defence contractors also reportedly targeted, the conflict may now be spilling into America’s digital core in ways few expected.