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The recently formed hacker group known as 'Anonymous Sudan' has released a collection of usernames and passwords belonging to approximately 762 individuals from various Israeli websites. The leaked information includes credentials from prominent Israeli banks like Bank Hapoalim, Bank Leumi, Bank Hadoar, Telebank, and others.
The targeted individuals, whose usernames and passwords were made public, were sourced from different recruitment websites operating in the occupied territories. Notable platforms among them include Drushim IL, a career management portal, AllJobs.co.il, a leading recruitment website in Israel, and govojobs. The operation also encompassed Golan Telecom, a telecommunications provider and mobile network operator within the country.
The actions of the 'Anonymous Sudan' group signify their active support for the Palestinian people and their solidarity with Palestinian resistance groups. These cyber operations serve as a response to the Israeli regime's crimes against the rightful landowners.
During the recent aggression on Gaza, the hacker group successfully deactivated a siren warning application used by Israeli settlers to alert them in the event of rocket launches by Palestinian resistance forces.
In a concise message accompanied by the leaked information, 'Anonymous Sudan' issued a warning to the Israeli occupation regime and its settlers, promising that more actions are to come. This serves as a clear indication of their intentions to continue their activities against Israeli targets.