Iran allegedly spying on ‘Israeli’ military through air conditioner Wi-Fi: Hebrew media
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‘Israeli’ soldiers at military bases were recently instructed to immediately remove Wi-Fi modules from air conditioners, according to a report by Hebrew media.
The claim has not been independently verified. It remains unclear whether any such directive applied only to specific locations or more broadly across the ‘Israeli’ military facilities.
According to the social media post cited by “Israel National News” website, the instruction followed online assertions that Iranian actors had gained access to air-conditioning systems at military bases.
These claims alleged that sensors in the units were used to map indoor spaces and even generate images of interiors.
The same post stated that an Iranian group had presented images intended to demonstrate these capabilities, while also raising the possibility that the images were fabricated.
The report says that military officials had denied the espionage reports.
As of the latest available reporting, there has been no public confirmation from the ‘Israeli’ military that it ordered the removal of Wi-Fi modules from air conditioners at its bases.
