Iranian hacker group claims to have released information on nearly 2,400 U.S. soldiers stationed in the Middle East
Xinhua News Agency, Tehran, April 28 - According to a report by the Iranian Fars News Agency on the 28th, the Iranian "Handala Hackers" organization claims to have publicly released the complete personal information of 2,379 U.S. Marines stationed in the Middle East on the internet.
The hacker organization stated in a declaration that this information release is "just the tip of the iceberg" of their monitoring capabilities, aimed at issuing a "small warning" to the U.S. side.
The statement said, "The security that U.S. military commanders take pride in is nothing but an illusion." The organization has not only recorded the names and identities of tens of thousands of U.S. military personnel in the Middle East but also possesses detailed information such as their addresses, daily travel routes, and shopping habits.
The statement warned, "Any invader who dreams of escaping unscathed will become a target for missiles and drones."
Currently, there are about 50,000 U.S. troops deployed in the Middle East.
An Iranian hacker group has released the personal information of 2379 U.S. Marines stationed in the Middle East as a warning. They claim this act demonstrates their monitoring capabilities and suggests that U.S. military security is illusory. The group asserts they have detailed information on thousands of U.S. personnel, indicating a significant threat to U.S. forces in the region.
- Iranian hacker group claims to have released information of 2379 U.S. Marines.
- The release is described as a warning to U.S. forces.
- The hacker group asserts that U.S. military security is an illusion.
- They claim to have detailed information on thousands of U.S. personnel in the region.
- Approximately 50,000 U.S. troops are currently deployed in the Middle East.