Hackers Say Rabat Deployed Moroccan Agents to Ceuta Before and During Mass Incursion
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Computer hackers maintain that they have information about perpetrators and orders issued during the crisis
A group that claims to operate from Algeria disseminates an alleged list of 70,000 Rabat intelligence agents and claims to have data stolen from the Spanish government presidentAn ultra-US and Israeli network uses Ceuta to attack Spain The Ceuta crisis has ceased to be only a source of diplomatic tension between Spain and Morocco to become a land where multiple actors attack themselves following their own interests.The latest movement in this es…
Hackers Say Rabat Deployed Moroccan Agents to Ceuta Before and During Mass Incursion
A leak involving tens of thousands of members of Morocco’s security apparatus has opened a new chapter in the Ceuta crisis. The hacker group Jabaroot claims to have published personal and professional information on around 70,000 agents and police officers linked mainly to the domestic intelligence service —DGST— and the General Directorate for National Security —DGSN— and has presented the operation as a “gift to Spain” following the mass entry…
According to Jabaroot, this revelation "transcendental for Europe, and for Spain in particular" represents the greatest challenge to Morocco of this group of hackers that has had in check the authorities of the country since April last year with their leaks.
A group of hackers named Jabaroot has spread on social networks and various internet forums several alleged databases containing names, numbers...
The Jabaroot group publishes information about thousands of members of the Moroccan intelligence and police and ensures that the orders of the police are available.
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