Handala Hack Team Claims Doxxing of Vahid Online and Leak of 180,000-Subscriber Database
Summary
Handala Hack Team claims it doxxed Vahid Online and leaked identity details and a database of 180,000 channel members’ mobile numbers. The article provides no independent confirmation of the alleged disclosure.
Key points
- Handala Hack Team claims responsibility for doxxing Mir Vahid Hassantabar, known as Vahid Online.
- The group claims the leak includes Hassantabar’s personal identity details and a database of 180,000 channel members with mobile numbers.
- The article provides no independent evidence confirming the alleged leak or data exposure.
- The group alleges Hassantabar and his brother were involved in activity against Iranian interests; these accusations are not independently substantiated in the article.
- Handala Hack Team also threatens missile strikes and arrests of alleged collaborators.
Article Details
- Victim Organization
- Mir Vahid Hassantabar (Vahid Online)
- Incident Type
- Alleged doxxing and subscriber-data breach
- Data Types Exposed
- Allegedly exposed identity details: full name, father's name, place and date of birth, national ID number, and birth certificate number
- Mobile phone numbers of channel members
- Affected Records
- 180,000 channel members, according to Handala Hack Team's claim
- Operational Impact
- No operational disruption is reported.
- Ransom Or Extortion
- No ransom demand is reported. Handala Hack Team threatened missile strikes and mass arrests, according to the article.
- Claim Status
- claimed
People
Mir Vahid HassantabarIdentified as the Vahid Online channel operator and the alleged target of the doxxing and subscriber-data leak.Navid HassantabarHandala Hack Team accused him of cyber sabotage against Iranian banking IT during the “12-day war”; the article presents this as the group's allegation.Sima ShineHandala Hack Team alleged that she managed Mir Vahid Hassantabar; the article does not independently verify the allegation.