Anonymous Hackers Threaten To Publish IDF’s ‘Top Secret Projects’

The Anonymous hacker group has published a video claiming to have infiltrated Israel’s military and stolen some of its “top secret” documents.

Two weeks after Israel’s Justice Ministry admitted a cybersecurity breach that may have taken hundreds of gigabytes of data, the Anonymous hacker group claims to have hacked the Israel Defence Forces (IDF), a much more significant target.

On April 18, Anonymous posted a video on X stating, “Today we want to introduce their terrorist army to the world, after hacking their justice ministry.”

Given the nature of the fighting on the ground, the cyber aspect of the Gaza conflict has not garnered much attention. However, with the most recent escalation, Iran has come out from behind its proxies, and as a result, two of the most cyber-active nations in the world are now participating much more publicly. This includes unsubstantiated allegations made by an Iranian hacker group that they were able to break into Israeli radar systems.

In contrast, Israel possesses offensive cyber capabilities much beyond anything Iran can produce, despite Tehran’s continuous efforts to improve its capabilities. As a result,

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