☑️ S2W DDW Weekly Highlights in October W2

🔍 Pro-Palestinian Group Handala Allegedly Hacks Israeli Battery Company Linked to Terrorist Incident

• Pro-Palestinian hacking group Handala, known for cyberattacks on Israel, claims responsibility for hacking an Israeli battery firm (Company I) linked to the Bibi bomb incident. They leaked the firm's internal data on BreachForums.

• Handala claims that Company I, affiliated with Israel’s Ministry of Defense, designs energy storage systems for defense infrastructures and allegedly provided contaminated batteries used in Hezbollah's explosives.

• The 6TB data leak includes internal emails, design documents, production records, and personnel files, with a download link and sample screenshots shared.

🔍 Breach of Chinese Insurance Data: Sensitive Information for Sale

• Detailed personal information of Chinese insurance policyholders has been leaked and is currently for sale on BreachForums.

• On October 7, a threat actor named DATABFi posted about selling 5 million records containing policyholders' names, contact information, ID numbers, insurance policy details, and coverage amounts.

• While the seller did not disclose the data source, they claim the dataset is up-to-date, including records from this year. A sample of 10 records was shared, with the asking price set at approximately KRW 1.7 million.

🔍 Chinese Drone Manufacturer's Internal Data Leaked: Client and Project Details for Sale

• The internal data of a Chinese drone manufacturer has been leaked and is being sold on the hacking forum Leakbase.

• On October 10, a threat actor using the alias "strid" posted about the "China Drone Company Inc. leak," offering data that includes customer lists, contact information, product lineups, and over 1,000 ongoing project details.

• A review of the sample data revealed detailed information about client departments, names, titles, project names, and descriptions.