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Looking at the Hebrew-language media, we see the blows that a number of cyberspace activists and hackers inflict on the Zionist regime.
In a news report, Router Net announced that the Ministry of Education (Zionist regime) issued a circular to all the faculty members of the universities of this regime and warned and stressed about the cyber attack carried out by a group called Cyber Storm against the Ministry of Higher Education. The ministry has been hacked and information about faculty members has been stolen.
In this circular, which was also published in other Hebrew language media, it is stated that the hackers managed to send short messages to the faculty members and inform them that the website of the Ministry of Higher Education and their information in the Wiz application have been hacked.
According to the ministry, the issue is under investigation and we are matching the information published by the hackers with the data available on the ministry’s servers, but all faculty members are warned not to open the links that the sender is not completely sure of. avoid
On the other hand, Yediot Aharanot newspaper announced in its issue today, Tuesday, that Israel’s cyber defense structure has made every effort to prevent attacks on Israel’s army and infrastructure.
According to this Hebrew media, Hamas is waging a big media war on social networks, but the more important danger that actually threatens Israel is the attack on vital systems and defense infrastructures and even hospitals by hackers.
The cyber defense structure of the Zionist regime announced that about 15 main hacking groups, some of which are led by Hamas, Hezbollah, and Iran, are currently conducting thousands of attacks per day against Israel.
Ynet, the online information site of Yediot Aharanot newspaper, which republished this report, emphasized that the hacking of Kopa and Jami Kadisha news sites, which happened for a short time on Tuesday, was lost among other news, but the incident that occurred on Saturday against The Shiba Medical Center in Tel Hashomir was hit as if it were the realization of a classic scenario for a cyber attack, as it caused the internet of the public hospital to be completely cut off and daily operations of the hospital continued using the internal network.
Israel Defense reported in a report that more than 260 Israeli sites were hacked since the beginning of Operation Iron Swords (Storm of Al-Aqsa) until Monday.
According to this media specialist in military affairs, since the beginning of this operation, we have seen a sharp increase in cyber attacks against Israel, most hackers with religious and Islamic motives hack these sites and put slogans in support and solidarity with the Palestinians on them.