Shin Bet Investigates Threatening Flyers Found in North Tel Aviv
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
The Shin Bet and police are investigating threatening flyers distributed in north Tel Aviv, which contain QR codes leading to suspected malicious content. One flyer warned of a price to be paid if Israel attacked the "resistance's energy infrastructure." Authorities are exploring a possible connection 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 north Tel Aviv.
- The flyers contain QR codes suspected of leading to malicious content.
- One flyer warned of a price for attacking the "resistance's energy infrastructure."
- Investigators are examining a potential link to an Iranian hacker group.
- The public is asked to report any flyers found to the police.
The Shin Bet security agency is involved in an investigation into threatening flyers that were distributed in northern Tel Aviv. Residents reported finding the flyers, which contained QR codes, in mailboxes across several locations in the northern part of the city. Authorities suspect the QR codes lead to pages with threatening content.
One flyer reportedly contained a message stating, "If your leaders return to acting foolishly and attack the resistance's energy infrastructure, you must be prepared to pay the price." The police and Shin Bet announced the launch of an investigation on Monday following the reports.
Officers from the Yarkon district arrived at the reported locations and collected evidence. Investigators are examining the circumstances surrounding the distribution of the flyers and are exploring a potential link to an Iranian hacker group. The police are urging anyone who encounters these flyers to contact the emergency hotline at 100 and report them as the investigation continues.
