Israeli Army Warns of Critical Lebanon Vulnerability
The Israeli newspaper "Maariv" confirmed that the Israeli army has discovered that soldiers penetrating up to 12 kilometers into southern Lebanon are using eSIM cards, which causes their phones to automatically connect to Lebanese networks without their knowledge. This connection could allow Hezbollah or other Lebanese entities to determine the locations of the phones and access message and call data exchanged between soldiers and their families and friends. In response, the army issued instructions to prevent the use of phones with eSIMs, instructed soldiers to delete related applications, and is considering installing antennas near the border to enhance information security and connect the troops to Israeli infrastructure.
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