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A hacking group “Handala ” has issued a statement claiming imminent large-scale cyberattacks targeting critical and military infrastructure of its adversaries.

The group warned that any country perceived as supporting “terrorist actors” could become a future target. In its message, it asserted that “no territory is too distant, no server is secure, and no network is beyond reach,” suggesting ongoing or imminent operations.

The statement further implied potential persistence within compromised systems, hinting at undetected access and a possible countdown to disruptive actions. It concluded with a direct warning that alleged adversaries would face consequences not only in military domains but also within civilian economic systems and everyday security.

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Handala: The administrative and communication systems of Kfar Yona have been disabled

The Handala hacking group announced that the municipality of "Kfar Yona" in Israel has been targeted by a cyber attack, causing widespread disruption to its administrative, communication, and service systems.

According to a statement released by this group, part of the city's digital infrastructure has been taken offline, and more details about this operation will be published soon.

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WhatsApp has warned that Israel-based NSO Group, known for its cyber surveillance tools, is once again attempting to target users of the messaging platform.

According to the company, attackers used malicious links designed to redirect victims to spoofed websites. WhatsApp said it has identified and removed several accounts and groups linked to the activity.

The platform also noted that these actions appear to violate a court order prohibiting NSO from targeting its users, adding that it plans to pursue the matter through legal channels.

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