From the Beginning:
On the seventh of last October, unexpected events occurred for Israelis and the entire world, as the Izz ad-Din al-Qassam Brigades, the military wing of the "Hamas" movement, launched the "Al-Aqsa Flood" battle. Their fighters entered the settlements surrounding Gaza in an exceptional military operation.
Since then, Israel has been subjected to intensive cyberattacks by groups of hackers who support the Palestinian cause and belong to various nationalities and countries.
A group of Palestinian hackers, calling themselves "Cyber Al-Aqsa Flood," which uses a logo featuring the emblem of the Izz ad-Din al-Qassam Brigades, announced that they had sent threats to all Israeli institutions to carry out cyberattacks and infiltration.
Indeed:
This group of hackers published details of some of the attacks they carried out through their social media accounts at a later time.
They issued a statement confirming that they had successfully breached several sites connected to the Israeli Ministry of Defense, where they extracted a database containing information about a number of recruits and reserve soldiers, including their numbers and other sensitive information.
They announced that they would reveal the details of this information gradually, and confirmed their intention to use this data within the scope of other attacks.
Also, the "Cyber Al-Aqsa Flood" group also announced the disruption of many Israeli government websites, in addition to websites belonging to media institutions.
They did not disclose the nature of the information they managed to obtain, but they provided samples of some sites before and after the breach, without specifying the exact content that was accessed.
