Hezbollah attacks put spotlight on Israel's cyber warfare Unit 8200
STORY: Widespread attacks on Hezbollah communication devices in Lebanon this week have turned the spotlight on Israel's secretive Unit 8200. On Tuesday, Hezbollah pagers detonated across the country simultaneously when a coded message was sent to them.
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Citing a Lebanese security source, Reuters stated that the explosives were planted inside the compact communication devices, allegedly by Mossad—Israel's spy agency. Israel, however, has not responded to Lebanon's claims so far.
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One Hezbollah official said the episode was the biggest security breach in the group's history. The operations, which ...
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