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Wednesday, 11 May 2022 (YJC)_ Following the hacker attack on the interim Zionist regime, the regime's largest transportation company failed.
The media of the interim Zionist regime reported a widespread cyber attack on the regime's websites and servers.
According to Palestine Today, the Zionist media claimed that the source of the cyber attack was Iraq.
Following the attack, Igd, the largest transport company in occupied Palestine, was shut down and the possibility of registering new shipments was suspended.
According to the report, the system of the main public transport station in occupied Palestine has also been disrupted and it is not possible to pay by credit card.
Railway services in occupied Palestine were also suspended following a cyber-attack.
This is not the first time that Israeli websites and servers have been targeted by cyber-attacks from Iraqi origin.
The hackers have previously attacked the website and servers of Bangorion Airport in Tel Aviv and several other centers.
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