Chinese hacking group has been accused of
stealing data from Israel’s billion-dollar Iron Dome
missile system.
The state-sponsored Comment Crew hacking group,
thought to operate out of China, was responsible for
attacks from 2011 onwards on three Israeli defence
technology companies Elisra Group, Israel Aerospace
Industries (IAI) and Rafael Advanced Defense
Systems (Rads) all involved with the Iron Dome
project.
The Iron Dome is Israel’s advanced anti-missile
defence system – part funded to the tune of $1bn by
the US government. It fires missiles to intercept
rockets and artillery shells fired from between 2.5
miles and 43 miles away into populated areas,
commonly described as a missile shield.
The revelation comes as cyber attacks against Israel
have intensified during its current conflict with
Palestine, including recent attacks defacing Israel
Railways and hospital websites and denial of service
attacks which slow Israeli’s internet connections,
according to Dina Beer, managing director of the
Israeli Internet Association, talking to Bloomberg.

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