Israel-tied Predatory Sparrow hackers are waging cyberwar on Iran’s financial system
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June 19, 2025, 2:40 PM
- •Predatory Sparrow, an Israel-linked hacker group, destroyed over $90 million in a crypto exchange.
- •The group targeted Iran's Sepah bank, claiming to have destroyed its data.
- •The attacks have caused disruption to civilians' access to funds.
- •Predatory Sparrow has a history of disruptive and destructive cyberattacks on Iran's infrastructure.
Predatory Sparrow, a hacker group linked to Israel, has launched a series of cyberattacks against Iran's financial sector. The group destroyed over $90 million held at the Iranian crypto exchange Nobitex and targeted Sepah bank, causing significant financial disruption. These attacks, amidst the ongoing conflict, appear aimed at crippling Iran's financial infrastructure, adding to the group's history of disruptive cyber operations. Experts suggest the attacks could have far-reaching consequences, as the group is known for its serious capabilities.
Entities Mentioned
Hamid KashfiJohn HultquistTom Robinson
Topics Covered
Biz & ITSecuritycrypto exchangecryptocurrencyIranIsraelnation state hackingsyndication
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