
Israel Hacked Iran's Cameras for Assassination
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Israels military exploited Tehrans street cameras, compromised by default passwords and outdated software, to track and target Irans supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. This incident underscores the evolving threat of cyber warfare, where everyday surveillance systems can be weaponized. Authoritarian governments, who use such tools to suppress dissent, now face the risk of exposing their leaders to assassination. The global proliferation of cameras, now over one billion, presents a challenging dilemma for nations: balancing surveillance for control with the risks of cyber attacks.
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