Moroccan hacker group announces cyber campaign targeting Israel

Moroccan cyberattack saga continues with leaks on PAM Ministers

The mysterious hacker JabaRoot DZ, who claims to be Algerian, has struck again, this time targeting ministers from the Authenticity and Modernity Party (PAM). Through Telegram, they have released documents related to high-value land and property acquisitions, revealing transactions worth hundreds of millions of dirhams. The leak adds a new chapter to the wave of cyberattacks that has rocked Morocco since April 2025.

French-Moroccan student faces charges for hacking Paris-Dauphine profiles with Palestinian flag

Morocco opens probe after hacker group claims breach of judicial website

Algerian group Jabaroot claims hack of Morocco’s Justice Ministry

Following cyberattacks on CNSS, the Ministry of Employment, and the Tawtik platform, the Ministry of Justice is now in the crosshairs of hackers. The group Jabaroot, which claims to be Algerian, says it has taken control of the Moroccan judiciary’s IT infrastructure and published sensitive data on thousands of magistrates. This massive leak is raising serious concerns.

Moroccan MPs demand action on right to inform amid cybersecurity concerns

Could the cyberattack on Moroccan social security fund CNSS lead to sanctions ?

Cyberattack on CNSS puts Israeli Liaison Office Moroccan employees at risk of social backlash

Could a Germany-based Tunisian student be behind the cyberattack on Morocco's CNSS ?

An inquiry into the cyberattack on Morocco's CNSS, initially attributed to an Algerian hacking group, suggests the breach could allegedly have been orchestrated by a Tunisian student based in Germany.

CNSS : Many of leaked documents are false, inaccurate, or distorted