How pagers and hand-held radios can be modified to remotely explode
undefined 24, 2024
A Sky News report explores how pagers and radios were rigged to explode, with experts explaining that a small amount of explosives, likely hidden in the devices, could be remotely triggered via a specific message. The detonator, powered by the device's battery, initiates the explosion. The deadly blasts in Lebanon are linked to older models of pagers and radios. Experts suggest explosives could be embedded in the battery or elsewhere, causing consistent blasts across devices.
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