Shin Bet Investigates Threatening Flyers Distributed in Tel Aviv Linked to Iranian Hackers
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
The Shin Bet and police are investigating threatening flyers distributed in northern Tel Aviv containing QR codes that allegedly lead to menacing content. One flyer warned of repercussions for attacking resistance energy infrastructure. Authorities are exploring a possible link to an Iranian hacker group and are asking the public to report any findings.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Shin Bet and police are investigating threatening flyers found in northern Tel Aviv.
- The flyers contained QR codes leading to allegedly menacing content.
- One flyer warned of a price to pay for attacking resistance energy infrastructure.
- Authorities are examining a potential link to an Iranian hacker group.
- The public is asked to report any encountered flyers to the police.
The Shin Bet (Israel Security Agency) has joined the police in investigating threatening flyers that appeared in northern Tel Aviv. The flyers, found in mailboxes in several locations, contained QR codes that allegedly lead to content deemed menacing. One flyer warned, "If your leaders return to acting foolishly and attack the resistance's energy infrastructure, you must be prepared to pay the price." Security forces are urging anyone who encounters these flyers to contact the police at hotline 100. The investigation is examining the circumstances surrounding the distribution of the flyers, with authorities exploring a potential connection to an Iranian hacker group. Police have collected evidence from the affected areas and are continuing their inquiry.
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