A group calling itself “Spiderz” hacked the “Qard Al-Hassan” Association’s servers and cameras, placing the information obtained at the general public’s disposal and promised to publish additional details later. 
The association confirmed to the Hezbollah-affiliated Al-Ahed website that the breach had occurred. According to the Al-Ahed website, the association’s sources stressed that “this breach does not give the attackers the ability to act or move the accounts.”
Upon reviewing the leaked information, it is possible to come up with several conclusions. I present here two of them, provided that I will publish additional points later, some more accurate access to the documents:
The association was licensed by the Lebanese Ministry of the Interior in 1987. It carries out banking activities, which means that it must obtain a license from the Banque du Liban and be subject to the laws in effect regarding money laundering and others, and it pays taxes.
The @DoubleCheque quoted the association’s annual loans of close to $500 million
The Association has financial accounts in several banks operating in #Lebanon. This fact contradicts what was previously announced by the Secretary-General of the party, Hassan Nasrallah, that the party has no accounts in banks
According to the leaks, the banks with Qard Hassan accounts in L.L, $, & Euro: The Lebanese Canadian Bank. MEAB bank. Jammal Trust Bank. Lebanese Swiss Bank. Canadian Lebanese Bank (closed). Phenicia Bank. Societe General Bank. Kuwait and the Arab world Bank.
Credit Libanais Bank. Lebanon and the Gulf. AM Bank (Mawared Bank). Bank Saderat Iran. Byblos Bank. Misr Lebanon Bank.
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