Threatening Flyers Linked to Iranian Hackers Investigated in Tel Aviv
Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
Police and the Shin Bet are investigating threatening flyers distributed in northern Tel Aviv mailboxes, suspected to be linked to Iranian hackers. The flyers contain a QR code leading to a website of the "Handala" hacking group, which issued a final warning to Israel. Iranian media reported the group claimed responsibility, and police are asking residents to report any further discoveries.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Israeli police and Shin Bet are investigating threatening flyers found in Tel Aviv mailboxes.
- The flyers are suspected to be linked to Iranian elements and the "Handala" hacking group.
- A QR code on the flyers leads to a website with explicit threats against Israel.
- The messages on the flyers conclude with the phrase "This is a final warning."
- Iranian media reported that the "Handala" group claimed responsibility for the distribution.
Israeli police have launched an investigation into threatening flyers found in mailboxes in northern Tel Aviv, suspected to be linked to Iranian elements. The Shin Bet security agency is also involved in the probe. The flyers contain a QR code that directs to a website associated with the hostile hacking group "Handala," which displays menacing messages against Israel. The communication includes an explicit threat ending with the words, "This is a final warning." The leaflets were discovered at several addresses in the northern part of the city.
Following reports received by the police, officers from the Yarkon district arrived at the locations where the flyers were found and collected evidence to determine the circumstances of their distribution. Iranian media reported that the "Handala" group claimed responsibility for distributing the flyers in northern Tel Aviv. Police are urging any additional residents who encounter similar flyers to report them immediately.
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