Comment by andyjohnson0

Comment by andyjohnson0 10 months ago

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> The affected pagers were from a new shipment that Hezbollah had received in recent days, according to sources familiar with the matter cited by the Wall Street Journal.

Presumably someone, likely Israel, intercepted them before they got to Hezbollah and added an explosive payload that could be remotely triggered.

Hard to see how a remote exploit could detonate the battery, which was my initial thought.

flutas 10 months ago

> Hard to see how a remote exploit could detonate the battery

Especially seeing as pagers typically use more stable NiMH batteries over lithium ones.

msq 10 months ago

> Hard to see how a remote exploit could detonate the battery

If that is the case - we have a problem...