The hacking group calling itself al-Jabha al-Isnad al-Sibraniyah (Cyber Support Front) announced it had priced and released for sale confidential documents belonging to Maya Industries — a major arms manufacturer linked to the Israeli regime.

The leaked data reportedly includes detailed blueprints and documents outlining the development stages of various advanced military systems.

Maya is known to collaborate with Israeli war giants Elbit Systems and Rafael in producing such technologies.

The hackers previously claimed responsibility for a major cyberattack targeting the same company.

They later released video footage showing portions of the exfiltrated material, asserting that they had gained access to highly classified data on the regime’s advanced Iron Beam laser air defense system, along with several other high-profile Israeli weapons.

In the released clips, the hacker group displayed technical information and images of Israeli regime military products — including the Skylark reconnaissance drone, Spyder air defense system, and the Ice Breaker stealth cruise missile — all designed with cutting-edge technology.

Among the exposed materials were also images of joint contracts between the Israeli regime’s military and partners in Australia and several European countries.