In a bold cyberattack, Handala has leaked the identities and details of 50 senior officers from Israel’s secretive Unit 9900, signaling a new era of hacktivist threats against military intelligence.
Israeli intelligence reportedly transformed Tehran’s state surveillance cameras into a digital spy grid, tracking high-value targets and exposing the vulnerabilities of civilian tech in modern cyberwarfare.
In a dramatic cyberattack, the Handala group claims to have breached the email account of ex-Mossad deputy Deborah Oppenheimer, now an Israeli security chief, potentially exposing sensitive intelligence communications.
Iran’s sweeping surveillance system, intended to control protest and dissent, became a tool for Israeli intelligence after being hacked. The same cameras meant to safeguard the regime were weaponized, contributing to the assassination of Iran’s supreme leader and exposing a new era of AI-driven espionage.