Police Probe Threatening Flyers Linked to Iranian Hackers
Summarized from Israel National News by baba
Police and the Shin Bet are investigating threatening flyers distributed in northern Tel Aviv, which contain a QR code linking to the Iranian-linked Handala hacker group's website. The flyers include a "final warning" to Israel. The Handala group has reportedly claimed responsibility for the distribution, according to Iranian media.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Police and Shin Bet are investigating threatening flyers distributed in northern Tel Aviv.
- The flyers contain a QR code linking to the Handala hacker group's website.
- The Handala group is reportedly linked to Iranian elements.
- The flyers include an explicit threat and a "final warning" to Israel.
- The Handala group has reportedly claimed responsibility for the distribution.
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