❗️Iranian hacker group Handala claims to have hacked and monitored key Mossad-linked figure tied to unrest in Iran
According to the Iranian hacking group Handala, “guiding officer” Mehrdad Rahimi was coordinating networks involved in the riots in Iran and channeled financial support to operatives, believing he was overseeing and directing the protest infrastructure:
“Mehrdad Rahimi, serving as the guiding officer for Iranian agents within Mossad’s Iran Desk, attempted to play a major role in organizing and directing networks behind the unrest inside Iran. By managing and directing Iranian operatives, he sought to establish greater coordination and cohesion among the main ringleaders of the riots, while also providing the financial support necessary to sustain and expand anti-Iranian activities.”
Handala says it has obtained video footage recorded outside Mehrdad Rahimi’s residence during what it describes as an extended surveillance operation targeting the Mossad-linked officer. The group claims the material shows that Rahimi’s movements were closely tracked throughout the operation.
According to Handala, the surveillance extended to hacking Rahimi’s secure phone, which it says enabled the identification and monitoring of individuals allegedly connected to riot networks.
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