Hackers from Saudi Arabia has claimed that they have stolen thousands of credit cards details from Israel. The hacker group named Group-XP has released a pastebin where they have posted names, passwords, addresses, phone numbers and government ID numbers, stolen from several website databases. The hack singled out 500 people who donated money to "Israeli Zionist Rabbis" and 65 who purchased items from a website called Judaism. addresses, phone numbers and government ID numbers, stolen from several website databases. The hack singled out 500 people who donated money to "Israeli Zionist Rabbis" and 65 who purchased items from a website called Judaism.
0xOmar a hacker from Group-XP told "We decided to give the world a new year gift".
The group said this leak is the first part of a coordinated campaign to target one million Israelis and to make "Israeli credit cards untrustable in the world, like Nigerian credit cards." 0xOmar also urged people to use the stolen credit card numbers to purchase "stuff for yourself in Internet, like VPN, VPS, Software licenses, commercial emails, domains, etc." Group-XP also claimed that they belongs to Anonymous group also in their message they greets people in the way anon usually does.
Their greeting message follows-
"Saudi Arabian hacker rules!!!"
We are anonymous,
we are legion,
we do not forget,
we do not forgive…"
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