Hackers linked to Israel drained $90 million from Iran’s Nobitex crypto exchange, leaking its source code and burning stolen funds in a political attack over Tehran’s sanction evasion and militant ...

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The hackers, the pro-Israel activist group Gonjeshke Darande, demonstrated their indifference to monetary gain by transferring the stolen funds to a series of inaccessible "vanity" wallets ladened ...

A sophisticated Israeli-linked hacking group drained more than $90 million from Iran’s largest cryptocurrency exchange in ...

Israel-linked Predatory Sparrow hackers torched more than $90 million at Iran’s largest cryptocurrency bank as cyberwar ...

Iranian authorities had their work cut out for them on Wednesday, addressing at least three different cyberattacks linked to ...

The Iranian authorities have taken the urgent step following an Israel-linked hacking group called Gonjeshke Darande ...

Both Israel and Iran are leaning into digital attacks as the conflict reaches the first week point. View on euronews ...

The fallout from the $100 million Nobitex exchange hack continues to deepen as hackers release the platform’s full source ...

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In escalating cyberwar, the Predatory Sparrow group previously destroyed $90m held at the Nobitex exchange.The post Israel-linked hackers release Iranian crypto source code appeared first on JNS.org.