Yemeni Hackers to Release Data of 500 Saudi Intelligence Officers

According to the International Desk of Webangah News Agency, the Owais Qarni hacking team, a branch of the cyber defense organization of the Yemeni armed forces, has declared that it will soon publish complete details of more than 500 individuals affiliated with Saudi Arabian intelligence services. This data, which the group describes as the largest leak in history against Saudi foreign intelligence, is expected to include real names, mobile numbers, home addresses, office and home phone numbers, job titles, ongoing case files, organizational specifications, administrative charts, and a list of operational stations in regional countries.

The Owais Qarni hacking group stated in a released statement that this constitutes the most significant intelligence blow to the Saudi regime since its inception, questioning the country’s regional leadership claims given its inability to protect its security officers’ information.

The Ansar Allah Cyber Defense Organization and the Owais Qarni hacking group previously announced their access to information concerning several employees and officers of Saudi Arabian intelligence. These groups emphasized that these officers have recently engaged in close cooperation with Israel’s Mossad and their Emirati allies, with their suspicious travels and organized movements indicating potential new Saudi plots and adventures in the coming weeks.

Furthermore, the cyber groups’ message referenced a recent clandestine trip by Fahd bin Halil bin Subhan Al Mutairi to Balochistan, Pakistan, for a secret meeting with leaders of certain regional terrorist elements. They asserted that the entire session was recorded from beginning to end. The communication also mentioned a trip attributed to a Saudi national to Balochistan, Pakistan, linked to a confidential meeting.