NSA denies hacking claims and warns of fake documents
The General Directorate of National Security and the General Directorate of Territorial Surveillance denied any breach of their information systems, confirming that the personal data recently circulated pertains to old information sourced from insurance companies and health organizations, and is not related to security breaches. Security authorities warned against the spread of fabricated images and notes that depict security personnel in an incorrect manner, as well as forged documents being circulated as stolen. They pointed out clear evidence of their falsification, such as the use of unapproved uniforms and obvious linguistic Errors. They also emphasized that their security systems are not connected to open internet networks, and that investigations are ongoing to identify those involved in spreading this content and to take legal action against them.
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