Operation Hanzala: The biggest hack in the history of the Zionist regime.
Shahab News Agency wrote in a report that in addition to the field wars currently ongoing in the region, there is another type of war that is no less important than military wars and that, while being carried out in absolute silence, has devastating effects. One of these wars is cyberwarfare, which includes operations by hacking groups whose sole goal is to defeat the enemy and inflict damage on it.
The Zionist newspaper Haaretz revealed one of the dimensions of these defeats, stating that in the hacking attacks carried out over the past few days, the names and characteristics of some important figures in the Zionist regime and information about the regime’s infrastructure and sensitive centers have been published.
The Zionist newspapers considered the “Hanzala” group, as the perpetrator of this operation, one of the most dangerous hacking groups that Tel Aviv has ever faced. In this operation, images of an Israeli nuclear scientist working at the regime’s nuclear research center called “Sorik” were published. These images include information about him and even his passport image, in addition to information about the most important Israeli scientists working on sensitive projects.
These hackers have also published more than 30 images that are said to have been taken from inside the Sorik Nuclear Research Center.
Members of the Hanzala hacking group have also managed to infiltrate the personal account of the former director general of the Israeli Ministry of Internal Security and publish information and images of him. They have also obtained information and images about the current Israeli ambassador to Washington and the former Israeli army attaché in the United States and have published them.
The Times magazine says that the images also include the moral scandals of the former Israeli prime minister and images from inside the regime’s nuclear research center, as well as personal images of former Israeli deputy prime minister Natan Sharansky and other diplomatic and military figures of the regime.
The group emphasized that it obtained the images and related information by penetrating the electronic special services of some politicians, military officials, and nuclear scientists.
Electronic attacks against the Israeli regime have expanded since the October 7 operation and have more than tripled, according to available statistics. These attacks have included various targets such as cabinet ministries, especially the ministries of war and justice, as well as research centers and social affairs.