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Unconfirmed claim: Anonymous Iran hacks Israeli job site, leaks personal details of 70k users

Posted on August 6, 2014 by Dissent

Wagas reports:

A group of Iranian hackers going with the handle of Islamic Cyber Resistance (ICRG), who call themselves Anonymous as well have claimed to breach an Israeli job (http://www.zerem.co.il/) website and leak personal details of 70,000 registered users. The breach was conducted under the banner of #OpSaveGaza.

In an exclusive email conversation, hackers from Islamic Cyber Resistance explained that the job site was hacked in support of Palestine and against the Israeli attacks on Gaza.

Read more on HackRead, who noted that they have not been able to confirm the hack, although the data looks legitimate to them. Other sites have reported the claim, but there doesn’t seem to be any confirmation or refutation from Zerem as of the time of this posting.

 


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