Can phones be rigged to explode like the pagers in Lebanon? Experts say it's possible — but unlikely
Given the deadly explosions of pagers owned by members of Hezbollah this week, many smartphone users are asking if their devices could also be remotely set to explode. While it's technically possible,
In a series of pager blasts on September 18 across Lebanon, at least nine people were killed and over 3,000 injured. The ...
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As mobile phones became the world's main communications tool, pagers, also known as beepers because of the sound they make to ...
Pagers lack more modern navigation technologies so can be harder to track, but are still widely used in hospitals for their ...
Yesterday, pagers used by Hezbollah operatives exploded simultaneously in Lebanon and Syria, killing at least a dozen people ...
The deadly detonation of thousands of Hezbollah pagers shows the power and stealth of sophisticated supply chain attacks.
Kelly says first responders and large manufacturers also use pagers. The manufacturers have employees use the devices on ...
Civilians in Beirut are living in fear that their laptops and mobile phones could be the next devices to be used as bombs ...
Hezbollah operatives appeared to have been caught off guard by the detonation of thousands of pagers on Tuesday - an ...
Arcidiacono’s company is believed to be responsible for the manufacture of the pagers that exploded in Lebanon, killing and ...
Groups with ill intent - from crime gangs to spies from rogue states - are examining how handheld devices can be targeted to ...
First came two days of exploding pagers and walkie-talkies used by Hezbollah — deadly attacks pinned on Israel that also ...
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