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Approximately 100,000 files released by the hacker group Handala, allegedly taken from the Israel Police. In their release notes, the hackers mistakenly claimed they were releasing 350,000 files. Israeli media says the files contain: "email addresses, weapon licenses, police officers records including personal numbers, classified documents, details of suspects and people convicted of crimes, and employment approvals for sex offenders." Handala claims the files contain personnel files of police officers, including psychological profiles.
Handala has been previously tied to Iranian state actors, and is known for their wiper campaigns. Israel Police denied they had been hacked in a statement on social media, saying "that a breach occurred in third-party entities that receive information from the police," and that their investigation is ongoing.

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