Resistance Axis Hacker Group Claims Major Cyberattack on US Firm Stryker Corporation

A hacker group known as “Hanzala” has announced a large-scale cyber operation against the American company Stryker Corporation, taking responsibility for the attack. The group claims to have disabled over 200,000 systems, servers, and mobile devices, and extracted approximately 50 terabytes of data.

In a statement released by the group, the action was described as a response to the “Minab school attack” as well as “cyberattacks against Resistance Axis infrastructures.” Hanzala accused Stryker of having links to Zionist lobbying networks and claimed the company was one of their primary cyberattack targets.

The group also stated that Stryker’s offices in 79 countries were forced to halt operations following the attack. So far, Stryker has not officially responded to these claims, and no independent details have been released confirming or denying the extent of potential damages.

In another part of their statement, Hanzala issued a warning tone, declaring that this attack marks “the beginning of a new chapter in cyber warfare” and threatened other entities they say are involved in designing cyberattacks.