The Prime Minister's Office leak scandal: New findings on the website that published the documents
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In recent days, the Israeli media has been occupied with the scandal involving the leaked correspondence of Yonatan Urich, an advisor to the Prime Minister. Now, a technical analysis of the website where the documents were published reveals new and intriguing details about how the sensitive information and files were disseminated.
Experts who examined the files on the site discovered that they had been compressed using a special script. Additionally, it was found that the site used a temporary hosting service that limited the availability of the files to just 72 hours, which indicates an attempt to hide the source's tracks and prevent it from being traced over time.
The most surprising finding to emerge from the forensic examination is a timestamp pointing to the city of Moscow, Russia. Furthermore, notes written in the Russian language were found within the files, raising many questions regarding the identity of the parties behind the dissemination of the information and whether it involves the interference of foreign actors.
The scandal is causing a widespread public and political stir in Israel, as it involves a close advisor to the Prime Minister. Security officials and the police continue to investigate the incident to understand who is behind the website and what the true purpose was behind publishing the personal correspondence.
The investigation into the affair is expected to continue in the coming weeks, with the new technological findings likely to serve as a central lead for investigators. The Israeli public is awaiting further updates on the matter, as this is a sensitive event affecting the country's political and security establishment.
Sources: היום
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