The Handala hacking group hinted that it had sensitive information about the prime minister, which it would publish soon.
The pro-Iranian hacking group Handala, which recently released sensitive material allegedly taken from the smartphone of former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett, said Sunday that it had obtained data from the device of Tzachi Braverman, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s chief of staff and Israel’s ambassador-designate to the U.K.
Overnight, the group hinted that it was in possession of sensitive information about the prime minister, which it said it would publish soon.
“On this day, those who guard the skies may find that the unexpected travels with them, and not every hidden truth remains grounded. And Bibi, it seems you’re carrying some rather interesting souvenirs with you this time,” the group wrote on X, ending the post with “Tik Tok…Tik Tok.”