Around 50 Surveillance Cameras Hacked in Occupied Territories Amid Ongoing Conflict

The Wall Street Journal has reported that about 50 surveillance cameras in the occupied territories have been hacked since the start of the war. According to the newspaper, citing Israel’s Cybersecurity Directorate, the perpetrators of these cyberattacks have been attributed to Iran.

The report states that the hacking of these cameras was carried out to assess the extent of damage caused by missile strikes as well as to monitor the movements of Israeli military forces. Israeli security officials have said these incidents are part of the current war and regional tensions.

No further details have been released regarding the specifics of the cyber intrusions, the exact locations of the cameras, or the precise timing of each incident. The officials emphasized that technical investigations into these matters are ongoing.