New Twist In Saudi Hacker Case
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by News Editor
YNet – Al Arabiya network on Sunday reported that Saudi banks raised their security level due to concerns over an Israeli cyber attack against their computer systems.
According to the report, the move came following “the Israeli government’s declaration that it sees the leaking of credit card details of its citizens as a violation of Israeli sovereignty, which is comparable to an act of terror that must be retaliated.”
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