Police Probe Threatening Flyers in North Tel Aviv
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Israeli police open investigation after flyers attributed to Handala hacking group found in mailboxes
Jerusalem: On Monday evening, the Israeli police announced that leaflets had been found inside mailboxes in Tel Aviv, promising to paralyse infrastructure in the event of renewed attacks on power installations in Iran. In a statement, the police said that they had opened an investigation following the finding of leaflets belonging to the Iranian hacker group Hausla in several locations north of Tel Aviv, containing rapid response codes [...]
AJN Agency.- On Monday, in the Tel Aviv area, several pamphlets were found allegedly linked to threats by the hacker group "Handala" — affronting Iran — warning about attacks on Israel's water and electricity infrastructure. Faced with this, the Israeli Police and the Shin Bet (Israel Security Agency) [...] The entry Israel initiates an investigation after the discovery of pamphlets of the group "Handala" that threaten energy and water installat…
#Sawalev opened an investigation, following the finding of leaflets containing threats placed in mailboxes in a number of addresses of residents north of Tel Aviv, and ending with a final warning. Israeli media reported that some leaflets contained a QR response code, leading to a website linked to the cyber-piracy group, offering threatening messages ... an Israeli investigation after finding threatening leaflets for residents north of Tel Aviv…
Israel: In the morning of Monday, 9 November, residents of northern Tel Aviv found in their mailbox leaflets with QR codes leading to a website containing threats against Israel.
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