'3 Days Then CHAOS' | Ex-Secret Service Agent WARNS US v Iran Cyber War Could Trigger Total Collapse | Tim Miller

Forget James Bond, modern warfare is less shaken, more stirred by tech. Harry Cole and ex-Secret Service agent Tim Miller reveal how cyber snooping, prayer app hacking, and missile precision are rewriting the rules. The message? Get pepping and stock up, because if the lights go out, you’ll wish your smartphone was just spying on you, not running your life. Operation Epic Fury kicked things off with a bang. The Ayatollah and 49 Iranian bigwigs were wiped out in one spectacularly well-aimed strike. “That’s a hell of a first shot,” says Cole, and Miller agrees, pointing out that military tech has gone from clunky to clinical in record time. The real secret sauce? Intelligence. Not just the old-school, trench-coat-and-fedora type, but the kind that uses satellites, mobile phones, and, yes, your prayer apps to track and target. “We don’t live in a world where anything’s private anymore,” Miller warns. Even pagers and cell phones have become weapons. But it’s not all cyber. Human intelligence still matters, even if infiltrating regimes is trickier now thanks to facial recognition and paranoia. Mossad, Miller notes, filleted the Iranian regime with a mix of digital wizardry and old-fashioned moles. But replacing those assets gets harder as the surveillance net tightens. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices