The Iranians hacked all the cameras in Israel and are choosing targets!
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- Jun 20
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Source: ProNews
Date: June 20, 2025
From there they also monitor the consequences of missile strikes!
Iran has managed to access private security cameras in Israel and is collecting real-time information about sites chosen to be hit by its missiles.
In fact, Iran is using all of Israel’s cameras to decide which strike will cause more harm to the functioning of the country and its armed forces.
This event has been recorded in other war conflicts internationally and demonstrates how vulnerable countries, societies and people have become in the new digital age where they literally do not define their lives.
The aim is also to monitor the consequences of missile attacks and improve their accuracy.
According to Rafael Franco, former deputy director-general of Israel's National Cyber Security Directorate, massive attempts have been made in recent days to connect with Israeli cameras.
Israeli intelligence agencies have already ordered the deactivation of some devices after leaks from crash sites.
Residents are asked to change passwords or completely disable the cameras.
In addition, Israel has banned the publication of footage of the consequences of the attacks.
The vulnerability of "smart" networks is becoming increasingly felt in conflict situations.
Bloomberg recalls that the cameras were used by Palestinian groups to prepare attacks, in particular on October 7, 2023.
Earlier, Iran urged its citizens to shut down their own cameras and turn off anything that could transmit geographical location data to Israeli intelligence services.