What is cyberwar?

Cyberwar refers to the use of digital attacks by one nation-state against another to disrupt, damage, or gain control over information systems and critical infrastructure. It involves tactics such as hacking, malware deployment, and information warfare to achieve strategic objectives. Unlike traditional warfare, cyberwarfare operates in a virtual space, making it difficult to attribute attacks and assess their impact. The consequences can range from economic disruption to threats to national security and public safety.