Cyberattack on Beirut Airport
A cyberattack on Beirut Airport in Lebanon resulted in anti-Hezbollah messages being displayed on screens showing flight arrival and departure times.
A cyberattack has been carried out on Beirut Airport in Lebanon's capital, Beirut. Hackers displayed anti-Hezbollah messages on the screens inside the airport that show flight arrival and departure times. The message accused Hezbollah of bringing Lebanon to the brink of an all-out war with Israel, and featured the logos of hacker groups known as Soldiers of God and The One Who.
While Soldiers of God did not claim responsibility for the attack, The One Who shared photos of the screens at Beirut Airport via their social media accounts.
News Source: İHA
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