Sherbit is not the only company that anonymous hackers managed to inflict irreparable damage on it, but during 2020, more than 8,377 electronic actions were registered in the Israeli cyber police.
The Israeli newspaper Hume wrote in its Sunday issue that 50 officers of the cyber police unit are still looking for clues to these internet actions.
According to the Hebrew-language newspaper, for the first time, the police admitted that they had 8,377 cybercrime cases on their desks, which were to be handled by 50 officers and 25 soldiers of Unit 433.
On the other hand, one of the leading Zionist analysts expressed surprise that the hackers managed to gain the “holiest sanctuaries” of the US (and, of course, Israel) security structure.
He also acknowledged that as Israel faces a major cyber war, it is desperate to find out how much information the Russians have managed to leak from US servers.
In an article published in the Yedioth Ahronoth newspaper, Alex Fishman emphasized: The blows inflicted on Israeli companies in the recent period prove that cyber warfare is becoming more and more widespread and unanswered, raising unanswered questions about the readiness of our cyber structure to deal with these attacks.
The Hebrew-language newspaper admits that although Israel continues to pursue a policy of ambiguity about the attacks, but it has suffered severe blows.
The Hebrew-language newspaper writes, referring to Israeli officials’ claims that Iranian hackers were involved in the operation: Today, Israeli society has come to the conclusion that Iran has advanced cyber power and is able to use this capability to strike at Israel, it is a matter for consideration, according to the Checkpoint, after the assassination of Mohsen Fakhrizadeh, one of the leaders of Iran’s nuclear program, to hack 12 Israeli companies in one week (Pay2Key), especially since we We only know this number, and what is being said is just statistics that they want to say.