Hackers breach Israeli Defense Ministry

A hacker group known as 'Al-Aqsa Flood' has claimed the breach of the Israeli Defense Ministry's website, allegedly accessing sensitive data concerning over 11,000 Israeli soldiers.

The compromised information may include photographs, addresses, contact details, military enlistment numbers, and the reported Ukrainian origins of some soldiers.

A video released on Telegram by the group showcases personal details of certain soldiers, serving as evidence of the breach. The hackers have also warned that the obtained data is now in the hands of Palestinian fighters groups.

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Remesh Ramachandran
Security Researcher & Consultant for the Government, Enthusiast, Malware Analyst, Penetration Tester He has been a successful participant in various bug bounty programs and discovered security flaws on major websites. He occasionally performs training and security assessments for various government, non-government and educational organizations.

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