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 ...

The hack appears to be motivated by escalating tensions in the Israel-Iran conflict, which broke out last week when Israel ...

Back-and-forth attacks between Israel and Iran continued overnight as the conflict entered its seventh day, with an inactive ...

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Israel-linked anti-Iranian threat actors have claimed a cyber attack on a major Iranian cryptocurrency exchange, claiming ...

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Hackers with possible links to Israel have drained more than $90 million from Nobitex, Iran’s largest cryptocurrency exchange, according to blockchain analytics firms. The group that claimed ...

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 ...