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Report: Lebanon Explosions
The respair project
Sep 21
Round-up focused on the explosive devices that played a central role in the recent escalation between Hezbollah and Israel:Booby-Trapped Communication Devices: On September 17 and 18, 2024, a series of explosions rocked Hezbollah-dominated regions of Lebanon, including southern Beirut and the Beqaa Valley. These blasts were caused by booby-trapped pagers and walkie-talkies used by Hezbollah members. The devices were reportedly rigged with explosives before being smuggled into Lebanon, resulti...
Report: Lebanon Explosions
The respair project
Sep 21
Round-up focused on the explosive devices that played a central role in the recent escalation between Hezbollah and Israel:Booby-Trapped Communication Devices: On September 17 and 18, 2024, a series of explosions rocked Hezbollah-dominated regions of Lebanon, including southern Beirut and the Beqaa Valley. These blasts were caused by booby-trapped pagers and walkie-talkies used by Hezbollah members. The devices were reportedly rigged with explosives before being smuggled into Lebanon, resulti...
Lebanon explosions - Questions
The respair project
Sep 23
In light of the recent Lebanon attacks, where personal electronic devices such as pagers were compromised, there are several critical questions we should be considering regarding the safety and security of such devices in conflict zones and beyond: Key Questions Regarding Device Safety: How Secure Are Supply Chains?How can we ensure the integrity of electronic devices from manufacture to end-user deployment? How can we secure supply chains and make them trustworthy from a decentralized point ...
Lebanon explosions - Questions
The respair project
Sep 23
In light of the recent Lebanon attacks, where personal electronic devices such as pagers were compromised, there are several critical questions we should be considering regarding the safety and security of such devices in conflict zones and beyond: Key Questions Regarding Device Safety: How Secure Are Supply Chains?How can we ensure the integrity of electronic devices from manufacture to end-user deployment? How can we secure supply chains and make them trustworthy from a decentralized point ...
Report: Lebanon Explosions
The respair project
Sep 20
Pagers as a Target: The pagers used by Hezbollah were selected due to their relative security against modern Israeli surveillance compared to smartphones. Hezbollah had long relied on these devices for their operations. However, the pagers were compromised as part of a complex Israeli intelligence operation, leading to explosions across Lebanon and parts of Syria(The Times of Israel)(opb). Explosive Devices Embedded in Pagers: The attack appears to have involved booby-trapping pagers with sma...
Report: Lebanon Explosions
The respair project
Sep 20
Pagers as a Target: The pagers used by Hezbollah were selected due to their relative security against modern Israeli surveillance compared to smartphones. Hezbollah had long relied on these devices for their operations. However, the pagers were compromised as part of a complex Israeli intelligence operation, leading to explosions across Lebanon and parts of Syria(The Times of Israel)(opb). Explosive Devices Embedded in Pagers: The attack appears to have involved booby-trapping pagers with sma...
Report: Lebanon Explosions
The respair project
Sep 19
Lebanon Explosions (September 17-18, 2024):September 17 explosions: Thousands of pagers used by Hezbollah exploded across Lebanon, killing 12 people and injuring 2,750. The attacks primarily affected Beirut, southern Lebanon, and the Bekaa Valley (Israel Hayom) (POLITICO)(Magzter).September 18 explosions: A second wave of walkie-talkie explosions followed, killing 25 people and injuring more than 600, bringing the death toll to 37 (LBC)(Connecticut Public) (Magzter).Israel accused: Hezbollah ...
Report: Lebanon Explosions
The respair project
Sep 19
Lebanon Explosions (September 17-18, 2024):September 17 explosions: Thousands of pagers used by Hezbollah exploded across Lebanon, killing 12 people and injuring 2,750. The attacks primarily affected Beirut, southern Lebanon, and the Bekaa Valley (Israel Hayom) (POLITICO)(Magzter).September 18 explosions: A second wave of walkie-talkie explosions followed, killing 25 people and injuring more than 600, bringing the death toll to 37 (LBC)(Connecticut Public) (Magzter).Israel accused: Hezbollah ...
Lebanon explosions
The respair project
Sep 23
In the wake of the recent Lebanon attacks, where personal electronic devices like pagers were compromised and used as weapons, the open movement—with its commitment to transparency, collaboration, and decentralisation—can offer crucial insights and solutions to improve device safety. Drawing inspiration from projects like SafeCast, we can approach the challenge from three core perspectives: Hardware, Software, and Community. Questions the Open Movement Should Ask:How can we design hardware wi...
Lebanon explosions
The respair project
Sep 23
In the wake of the recent Lebanon attacks, where personal electronic devices like pagers were compromised and used as weapons, the open movement—with its commitment to transparency, collaboration, and decentralisation—can offer crucial insights and solutions to improve device safety. Drawing inspiration from projects like SafeCast, we can approach the challenge from three core perspectives: Hardware, Software, and Community. Questions the Open Movement Should Ask:How can we design hardware wi...
Written by
Daniel Lombraña and 3 others
Written by
Daniel Lombraña and 3 others