Iran-linked hacking group thrusts Israeli defence supplier into cyber spotlight
A hacking group linked to Iran has allegedly breached an Israeli defence supplier, releasing sensitive files connected to Israeli military systems. The incident highlights the vulnerability of support companies in the defence supply chain and the increasing use of cyber operations as a tool of statecraft in the Middle East.
An Iran-linked hacking group has allegedly breached an Israeli defence supplier. The group, known as Handala, released sensitive files connected to Israeli military systems. The supplier, PSK, develops and manufactures defence solutions for government and defence industry customers. The breach is part of a larger pattern of cyber operations by Iran-linked actors. These operations often combine intrusion, data theft, and public leaking to shape perception and exert pressure on targets. The incident highlights the vulnerability of support companies in the defence supply chain.
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