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Iran-linked Handala hacking group sends bouquets and letters to Israel polling sites

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“Iran-linked Handala hacking group sends bouquets and letters to Israel polling sites”

Handala, a hacking group that US authorities say is linked to Iran, says it placed bouquets of flowers with "sensitive items" at various polling sites in Israel as the country votes in one of its most anticipated elections in years. A message posted to Handala Hack , the group's Telegram channel, showed pictures and videos of the bouquets appearing just outside voting centres, along with several letters. "Just moments ago, Handala operatives successfully planted a package containing a bouquet…

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