Dubai: Hackers targets a website of an Israeli newspaper Monday morning, replacing its content with a picture that threatens a site related to Israeli nuclear weapons program which is not declared on the anniversary of the leading murder of Iranian General.
While there are no groups that immediately claim responsibility, the images posted on the Jerusalem Post website including missiles that have dropped from boxing carrying long rings associated with Qassem Soleimani, Iran General was killed by US drone strikes in Iraq two years ago Monday.
Images including targets that exploded from the Iranian military drill recently designed to look like Shimon Peres Negev Nuclear Center near the city of Dimona.
This facility is already at home for two-decades underground laboratories that reprocess the rod used reactors to get weapons class plutonium for Israeli nuclear bomb programs.
Under the nuclear ambiguity policy, Israel does not confirm or deny having atomic weapons.
In a tweet, the Jerusalem post recognizes as a hacker target.
“We recognize the hacking of our website that appears, along with the direct threat to Israel,” said the English-language newspaper.
“We are trying to solve the problem; Thank you for the reader for your patience and understanding.” There was no direct response from the Israeli government.
Hack came after the former Israeli military intelligence chief at the end of December, admitted that his country was involved in Soleimani’s murder.
Iran also did not immediately recognize hacking Monday morning.
However, the country in the past few days has increased the warning from the revolutionary guards killed.
Warning services are scheduled to be held Monday marking his death.
As head of Quds, or Jerusalem, the strength of the revolutionary guard, Soleimani led all expedition forces and were often visited between Iraq, Lebanon and Syria.
Members of the Quds force have deployed the Syrian Long War to support President Bashar Assad, and to Iraq after the 2003 invasion A.S.
Which overthrowed the Dictator Saddam Hussein, a Tehran old enemy.
Soleiimani rose to stand out by advising troops against Islamic countries in Iraq and in Syria on behalf of Assad which was fought.
Us.
Said the guards under SoleiMani taught Iraqi militants how to produce and use deadly roadside bombs against troops A.S.
After the Iraqi invasion.
Iran denied that.
Soleimani himself remained popular among the many Iranians, who saw him a hero against Iranian enemies abroad.