Jfeed Iranian Hackers Threaten Israeli Infrastructure with Leaflet Campaign
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- •Handala hackers distributed threatening flyers in Tel Aviv, warning of infrastructure attacks.
- •Israeli officials are investigating the claims while assessing the potential impact on critical services.
- •The group is linked to Iran's Ministry of Intelligence, indicating state-sponsored cyber operations.
The Iranian hacker group Handala has claimed responsibility for distributing hundreds of thousands of threatening flyers across Tel Aviv. The leaflets warn of potential attacks on critical Israeli infrastructure, including power stations and desalination plants, if assaults on the 'resistance axis' continue. The flyers featured messages such as 'No Water' and 'No Electricity,' indicating the group's intent to disrupt essential services. Israeli security forces are currently verifying the claims and assessing the situation. Handala is identified as a cyber arm of Iran's Ministry of Intelligence, known for various cyber operations, including doxxing and sabotage. The group has been monitored by Israeli and American agencies for its ties to Iranian state-sponsored cyber activities.
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