Iranian Hackers: Israeli Tourism Sites Targeted

A malware targeted websites for the Israeli public transportation companies Dan and Kavim, a children’s museum, and a public radio blog. Reportedly, none of the sites were reachable to users by Saturday noon.
On Tuesday, the Sharp Boys hacking group claimed to have stolen data from Israeli travel websites, including ID numbers, addresses, credit card details, and etc.
Websites were compromised 
As per hackers, the affected websites are hotels.co.il, isrotel.com, minihotel.co.il, tivago.co.il, and danhotels.com. Tuesday morning, according to the company, hotels.co.il was inaccessible, however by Tuesday afternoon, the site had loaded. 
“Hello once more! If you don’t want your data disclosed by us, contact us as soon as possible,” on Friday night, the hackers posted a message on Telegram. A follow-up message stated: “They did not get in touch with us, the first list of data is here ” the group said, posting the data online.
Later on Saturday, the gang uploaded what it claimed to be information about customers of the Dan transportation company and a travel agency in a new message that claimed to have more data. “You are under our control no matter where you go, even on your travels. Please keep our na

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