Taiwan manufacturer rejects links to Lebanon's exploding pager attacks, names Hungarian firm
The company said that the design and manufacturing of the pagers were handled by a Hungary-based company called BAC.
How did pagers explode in Lebanon and why was Hezbollah using them? Here’s what we know
Hundreds of pagers carried by Hezbollah members blew up nearly simultaneously in an attack that tops a series of covert assassinations and cyber-attacks in the region.
How Taiwan pager maker was caught up in Hezbollah attack
The race to find the maker of the pagers that exploded in Lebanon has taken an unexpected turn - towards a Taiwanese company few had heard of until this morning. At least 12 people were killed and nearly 3,
‘Absolute spy novel’: Rigging pagers to explode is no simple attack
The case of the exploding pagers has grabbed the attention of the security industry, which already has its theories.
A Hungarian company is linked to the pagers that exploded in Lebanon and Syria
The company linked to the manufacture of the pagers that exploded in Lebanon and Syria is based in a duplex in a quiet neighborhood of the Hungarian capital
Hezbollah pagers that exploded were made in Hungary, Taiwanese company says
Taiwanese pager firm Gold Apollo said Wednesday that its brand of pager that exploded in Lebanon and Syria were made by another company based in Hungary.
Exploding pagers in attack on Hezbollah were made by a Hungarian company, another firm says
A company based in Hungary was responsible for manufacturing the pagers that exploded in an apparent Israeli operation targeting Hezbollah, another firm said Wednesday. The attack
Exploding Hezbollah pagers in apparent Israeli attack made by Hungarian company, Taiwanese firm says
A company based in Hungary was responsible for manufacturing the pagers that exploded in Lebanon and Syria in an apparent Israeli operation targeting Hezbollah’s communications network, another firm whose brand was used on the devices said Wednesday.
Mystery over exploding Hezbollah pagers stretches from Israel to Hungary
The pagers used by Hezbollah that exploded in an apparent Israeli attack were made by a company based in Hungary, another firm said Wednesday as details of the mysterious operation began to emerge. The attack heightened the simmering conflict between Israel and Hezbollah that risks escalating into all-out war.
Pagers, Once Ubiquitous, Retain Niche Appeal
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The detonation of pagers used by Hezbollah shows the depths of supply-chain infiltration
The scale of the pager explosions in Lebanon requires months of planning, intelligence, and infiltration of supply chain, an ...
Gold Apollo says Budapest-based BAC produces model of pagers used in Lebanon blasts
The model of pagers used in detonations in Lebanon were made by Budapest-based BAC Consulting, Taiwanese pager firm Gold ...
Lebanon rocked by deadly walkie-talkie and pager attacks
Lebanon has been stunned by a wave of deadly attacks caused by exploding pagers and walkie-talkies over two days that ...
The Deadly Pager Attacks in Lebanon
The decades-long presence of Hezbollah, a terrorist organization that is much better armed than the Lebanese Army and does ...
Hezbollah Pager Explosions: Are Your Gadgets Safe?
In a first-of-its-kind incident, hundreds of pagers used by Lebanon-based militant group Hezbollah exploded on September 18.
Hezbollah brought the use of pagers back into focus. So how often are they being used in 2024?
The use of pagers to attack members of the militant group Hezbollah has renewed focus on a device which stopped being widely ...
Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra renders take a page from Sony's design book
Leaked renders of the Galaxy S25 Ultra showcase a new design that resembles Sony’s Xperia flagships. The device features flat ...
How pagers turned into explosive devices in Lebanon
Pagers, used every day by health care professionals, became a deadly weapon Tuesday as thousands of them simultaneously ...