Cyberban News Agency has reported a large-scale cyberattack against the company “IMCO”. According to the agency, the Arabic-speaking group “Cyber Isnaad Front”, linked to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), took responsibility for the attack in a post on “LeakForum”, claiming to have accessed and leaked approximately 30 terabytes of the company’s data.
According to reports, this data includes technical documents, production blueprints, contracts, internal company correspondence, employee information, and data regarding projects and military systems. The group released 5 gigabytes of the stolen information as a sample.
The leak also references information related to Rafael, Israel Aerospace Industries, and military entities. Following the attack, the group announced they had control of the IMCO’s website and had penetrated the company’s internal servers. According to the Israeli news agency, IMCO confirmed the cyber incident, stating that operations continue and the leaked documents were old and did not contain sensitive commercial information.
It is worth noting that this group has previously claimed responsibility for a series of attacks against Israel. In March 2026, Cyber Isnaad Front announced on its Telegram channel (now inactive) that it had penetrated over 160 telecommunications data centers, resulting in the extraction of 5 terabtyes of data from a national logisitics service provider, disrupting logistical and tracking software.
A few months ago, the group resumed activity and was featured on the “Radar” website, stating that Cyber Isnaad Front carried out a series of extensive against Israeli industries. This report also indicated that the group targeted Israel’s logistics, food production, and defense sectors.
