The Cyber Support Front had announced last year that it had been formed with the aim of incapacitating the military capabilities of the Zionist regime.
Now the group says in a statement that it successfully infiltrated the internal network of the ‘Novamill Systems Ltd’ company, effectively disabling it by removing all key equipment from the operation cycle.
According to this statement, Novamill is one of the most specialized companies in the Zionist regime in the fields of mechanical assembly, machining sensitive and precision parts, and reverse engineering, and has extensive cooperation with the regime’s defense and aerospace industries (IAI). The company operates in the field of manufacturing precision parts for fighter jets and air systems and provides services such as precision electromechanical and optomechanical assemblies for advanced military systems, including guidance and control systems, night vision, thermal cameras, and targeting.
The Cyber Support Front has emphasized that it was able to penetrate the factory’s network using indigenous tools developed by its operational teams that have joined the front in the last six months.
In this operation, in addition to extracting a terabyte of sensitive and confidential information, all precision machining centers (CNC) and other network entities were taken out of service, dealing a fatal blow to the factory’s production capacity.
This cyber group, said to be affiliated with the Resistance Front, in its statement warned all employees of the company, “Your personal and sensitive information is in our hands and this company is no longer a safe place for you. Stop cooperating with the criminal army of the Zionist regime and save your lives as soon as possible, because the opportunity is running out and there is no time for regret.”
The Cyber Support Front has noted that this is only a small part of the information extracted from the company’s cooperation with the Israeli army and has not yet published its detailed information in full.
The group had previously attacked the infrastructure of more than 10 companies active in the military field in the Israeli regime, including Bzmt, Imco, MAYA, CarsoMetal, ..., and disabled their production lines.
It is worth noting that from the very beginning of its formation, the Cyber Support Front had declared a cyber siege against all of the occupation regime’s vital infrastructure as its legitimate goal, and today’s operation is considered a new step in realizing this strategy.