A Group Of Hackers Hacks Hezbollah's Financial System: One Billion Dollars Of Individual Loans, Gold Reserves, And ATMs

A group of hackers, goes by the name "Spiderz", has succeeded in penetrating and publishing the accounts of the "Al-Qard Al-Hassan Association" affiliated with Hezbollah in Lebanon, as well as publishing recordings of the cameras installed in those branches.

The hackers have published lists of the names of borrowers and depositors in each of the 31 branches of "Al-Qard Al-Hassan", the details of the value of loans, the rate of repayment, personal information about the borrowers, the budgets of these branches and the institution in addition to the pledges signed by borrowers and identification papers. The hacking has also revealed that the Association has accounts in the Jammal Trust Bank, which had been subject to US sanctions that led to its closure in 2019 on charges of dealing with Hezbollah.