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Haaretz EnglishSecurity

Iranian Hacker Group Leaves Threatening Leaflets in Tel Aviv

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Leaflets from the Iran-linked Handala hacking group, threatening Israeli civilians and infrastructure, were distributed in north Tel Aviv mailboxes. The group directs readers to a website warning of retaliation for attacks on 'resistance front' energy infrastructure. Police reported the incident on Monday.

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  • Leaflets threatening Israeli civilians and infrastructure were found in north Tel Aviv.
  • The leaflets are linked to the Iran-linked Handala hacking group.
  • The group warns of retaliation for attacks on 'resistance front' energy infrastructure.
  • Police reported the distribution of the leaflets on Monday.
Iranian Hacker Group Leaves Threatening Leaflets in Tel Aviv
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