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Cyberattack on Israeli Service Sparks Protests in Japan

8/26/2025

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A cyberattack on Rimon, an Israeli internet service for the ultra-Orthodox community, disrupted operations and exposed confidential documents. The hacker group "Promised Revenge" claimed responsibility, citing Rimon's alleged espionage activities. Rimon disconnected from the internet to limit damage, raising concerns about public trust.
In Japan, a pro-Palestine group protests Israel's involvement in CyberTech Tokyo 2025, accusing the Japanese government of complicity. The event, co-sponsored by Japan and Israel, aims to address global cybersecurity threats. The group calls for withdrawal from the event and sanctions against Israel.

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Story summary

A cyberattack on Rimon, an Israeli internet service for the ultra-Orthodox community, disrupted operations and exposed confidential documents. The hacker group "Promised Revenge" claimed responsibility, citing Rimon's alleged espionage activities. Rimon disconnected from the internet to limit damage, raising concerns about public trust.
In Japan, a pro-Palestine group protests Israel's involvement in CyberTech Tokyo 2025, accusing the Japanese government of complicity. The event, co-sponsored by Japan and Israel, aims to address global cybersecurity threats. The group calls for withdrawal from the event and sanctions against Israel.