Khaberni - An Iranian hacking group announced today, Wednesday, that they had hacked the phone of the former Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett.
The group, known as "Handhala," claimed that they hacked Bennett’s phone as part of "Operation Octopus," as reported by "The Jerusalem Post" today.
The Iranian group known for its hacking operations said: "You have always prided yourself on being a pioneer in cybersecurity, showcasing your expertise to the world. Yet, your iPhone 13 easily fell into the hands of Handhala! Despite all your pride and boasting, your digital fortress is merely a wall of paper waiting to be breached."
The former Israeli Prime Minister has not yet confirmed or denied these allegations.
The Iranian hacking group offered financial rewards for those who provide information about Israelis.
Earlier this week, the same group offered a $30,000 reward for information about Israeli engineers and technicians, publishing their pictures, names, credentials, email addresses, locations, and phone numbers.
