A group of Iranian hackers has begun to leak a file of private documents and images of the director of the United States Federal Bureau of Investigation, Kash Patel. This leak has been verified by official sources from the Department of Justice to Fox News, although they have not wanted to specify if the photos that have begun to circulate on the internet are authentic. 'Today, the world has once again witnessed the collapse of the so-called legends of American security,' the Handala Hack group announced on its new website, a week after the Department of Justice announced the seizure of at least two web domains related to the group as part of an operation to 'dismantle cyberattack and transnational repression programs,' as well as 'psychological operations' that it has attributed to Iranian Intelligence. In retaliation, Handala decided to 'respond to the ridiculous spectacle' offered by the FBI by seizing the domains and announcing rewards for members of this group with a hack that 'has been recorded forever in memory.' 'The FBI's supposed 'impenetrable' systems were bent in a matter of hours by our team. All of Kash Patel's personal and confidential information, including emails, conversations, documents, and even classified files, is now available for public download,' the organization stated. 'The FBI is just a name, and behind this name there is no real security. If its director can be bribed so easily, what can you expect from its lower-ranking employees?' the group asks at the end of its statement.
