ALBAWABA - A group of Iranian hackers that goes by the name of "Handala" reportedly breached a car that belongs to an Israeli nuclear scientist due to Israel's ongoing aggression in Gaza and its occupation of Palestine.
According to several reports, the hacking incident revealed the Israeli nuclear scientist's full name, with official documents published as evidence.
Additionally, the group claimed that one of its hackers placed a bouquet of roses inside the car with a note that read, "Rest in Peace Dear Isaac." It seems the Iranian hacking group is known for frequent cyberattacks against Israel.
Iranian hacker group breaches car of Israeli nuclear scientist
The Iranian hacker group released a statement that read, "Yesterday, you received our bouquet. A harmless object, at first glance. But you noticed the weight of it, didn’t you? You felt the presence behind it, the hands that carried it, the footsteps that faded just before you opened the door."
It outlined further, "Tell us, Dr. Isaac Gertz… how is your car? Did you hear the soft click when you touched the door handle? Did it feel… unfamiliar?"
Handala also claimed that "Israel's illusion of security has already collapsed." The statement ended with Handala calling for Gertz to reach out to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu:
"Tell your Prime Minister this: He should worry less about controlling the people and more about feeding them. The hunger rising beneath his feet grows louder each hour."
