International hackers breach sensitive data in Israel, local media says
Israeli media reported that international hackers breached sensitive data in Israel and posted it on a website they created for such leaked information.“A group of international hackers focused on attacking Israel and Israeli organisations has launched in early April a new website dedicated to publishing leaks from a series of breaches carried out against sensitive databases and websites in Israel in recent months,” Haaretz reported.The newspaper stated that the hackers released thousands of documents they claimed to have obtained after breaching systems belonging to the occupation army.The hackers managed to breach systems connected to the Israeli Ministry of Justice and the Dimona nuclear research facility, according to Haaretz.
Israeli newspaper Israel Today had reported earlier this month that systems of the Ministry of Defence had been breached, and the hackers got hold of “sensitive information”.The hackers released documents presumed to be defence ministry contracts and offered the complete information for sale on various forums for 50 bitcoins (around $3.3 million), according to Israel Today.
Meanwhile Satellite imagery show at least one injury within the confines of a nuclear reactor facility in Dimona, with two additional injuries reported nearby.Reports from local Israeli media suggest that the Dimona nuclear complex may have sustained damage as a result of an attack originating from Iran.Furthermore, the publication highlighted inconsistencies between official narratives and visual evidence, noting injuries not only at the Dimona reactor but also at two air bases in the Negev region.
