Hanzala Claims to Have Leaked 150 GB of Confidential Data From Israel's Etype System.
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Tehran, Oct 26 (Latin Press) Iranian hacker group Hanzala claimed to have violated a system used to store confidential recordings and files of the Israeli government and army, reported today news agency Fars. The post Iranian group hacks Israeli secret recordings system first appeared on News Press Latina.
The "Hanzala" cyber group announced that it has obtained audio and written archives of closed court sessions, police interrogations, and Israeli security agencies, and has published 150 gigabytes of data for public download.
The Iranian-linked hacker group "Hanzala" reportedly hacked the Etype system, which holds classified records belonging to the Israeli government and military, and publicly shared 150 gigabytes of confidential data.
The Iranian-linked Hanzala group is alleged to have targeted the Etype system in Israel, which keeps records of secret court sessions, police interrogations, and security camera footage, and stolen 150 gigabytes of data. Click here for more.
The Iranian-linked group Hanzala reportedly hacked into Israel's Etype system, which holds secret records, and released 150 gigabytes of data. The group claimed to have obtained recordings of confidential court and police interrogations, asserting that this was a blow to Israeli security.
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