It may be that the authors did not want to telegraph their true capabilities to other state actors with cyberwarfare units. Although Iran is one such nation, the outcome suggests they're too far behind to constitute a threat.
More sophisticated states are looking at this and either learning: 1) that Israeli/US offensive cyberwarfare capability is much weaker than they previously believed, or 2) nothing, because they already know better.
More sophisticated states are looking at this and either learning: 1) that Israeli/US offensive cyberwarfare capability is much weaker than they previously believed, or 2) nothing, because they already know better.