Cyberattack targets Mossad-linked official, documents allegedly leaked A group calling itself Hanzala cyber group claimed it had hacked the email account of a senior Israeli-linked official and obtained more than 100,000 confidential messages, Tasnim News reported. The group said it had accessed the account of Deborah Oppenheimer, described as a former deputy director of external relations at Mossad and current director of international affairs at an Israeli security institute. "We have obtained more than 100,000 sensitive emails from his account, which are now available for public download. These documents reveal the true face of Zionism and its network of influence throughout the world," the group said in a statement on social media. "From treacherous collaborations to media planning and covert operations designed against nations," the statement added.
A group calling itself Hanzala cyber group claimed it had hacked the email account of a senior Israeli-linked official and obtained more than 100,000 confidential messages, Tasnim News reported.
The group said it had accessed the account of Deborah Oppenheimer, described as a former deputy director of external relations at Mossad and current director of international affairs at an Israeli security institute.
"We have obtained more than 100,000 sensitive emails from his account, which are now available for public download. These documents reveal the true face of Zionism and its network of influence throughout the world," the group said in a statement on social media.
"From treacherous collaborations to media planning and covert operations designed against nations," the statement added.
