Iranian Hackers Distribute Threatening Leaflets in North Tel Aviv
Summarized from Ynetnews by baba
Police and the Shin Bet are investigating threatening leaflets distributed by the Iranian hacking group Handala in north Tel Aviv. The leaflets, found in mailboxes, contain a QR code linking to a webpage with alleged threats. The group claimed to have distributed "hundreds of thousands" of leaflets, warning residents of repercussions if Israel targets their infrastructure.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Iranian hackers allegedly distributed threatening leaflets in north Tel Aviv mailboxes.
- The leaflets contain a QR code linking to a webpage with suspected threatening content.
- Israel's police and Shin Bet security agency are investigating the incident.
- The group Handala claimed responsibility for distributing hundreds of thousands of leaflets.
- The leaflets warned residents of consequences for Israeli government actions.
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