Israel Arrests Suspected Spies Paid in Crypto
The post Israel Arrests Suspected Spies Paid in Crypto appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Israel arrests three suspects accused of spying for Iran using crypto. Dmitri Cohen allegedly gathered intel on PM Netanyahu’s family for $500 each task. Tel Aviv suspect took photos of officials’ homes, sprayed graffiti on command. Israeli authorities have arrested three individuals suspected of spying for Iran. These arrests have raised concerns about how cryptocurrency is being used in modern espionage. According to officials, the suspects get the money, which is in digital form, in exchange of performing the jobs on behalf of the Iranian agents. Cohen Used Secret Phone, Received $500 Per Task from Iran First of all, there is a 27-year-old man who has been arrested in the city of Tel Aviv. The Shin Bet security service and the police of Tel Aviv arrested him. According to investigation, he was in contact with Iranian operatives for several months. It is during this period that he is said to have accomplished different missions. Those involved capturing the houses of the political leaders and military camps. He also sprayed graffiti all over the city under some instructions. Moreover, the law enforcers said that the man was given thousands of dollars in form of cryptocurrency. It was a digital payment that made it difficult to trace the transactions. It is believed that by this means the suspect was trying to keep his relationship with foreign agents a secret. Another suspect was previously arrested by the police. He is 28-year-old Dmitri Cohen who lives in Haifa. Officers in the investigations and intelligence unit of the Coastal District arrested him last month with the help of the Shin Bet. As it was reported, Cohen collected information about Amit Yardeni, who would become the daughter-in-law of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Yardeni was engaged to be married to Avner Netanyahu, but the marriage was cancelled…
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Israel arrests three suspects accused of spying for Iran using crypto. Dmitri Cohen allegedly gathered intel on PM Netanyahu’s family for $500 each task. Tel Aviv suspect took photos of officials’ homes, sprayed graffiti on command. Israeli authorities have arrested three individuals suspected of spying for Iran. These arrests have raised concerns about how cryptocurrency is being used in modern espionage. According to officials, the suspects get the money, which is in digital form, in exchange of performing the jobs on behalf of the Iranian agents. Cohen Used Secret Phone, Received $500 Per Task from Iran First of all, there is a 27-year-old man who has been arrested in the city of Tel Aviv. The Shin Bet security service and the police of Tel Aviv arrested him. According to investigation, he was in contact with Iranian operatives for several months. It is during this period that he is said to have accomplished different missions. Those involved capturing the houses of the political leaders and military camps. He also sprayed graffiti all over the city under some instructions. Moreover, the law enforcers said that the man was given thousands of dollars in form of cryptocurrency. It was a digital payment that made it difficult to trace the transactions. It is believed that by this means the suspect was trying to keep his relationship with foreign agents a secret. Another suspect was previously arrested by the police. He is 28-year-old Dmitri Cohen who lives in Haifa. Officers in the investigations and intelligence unit of the Coastal District arrested him last month with the help of the Shin Bet. As it was reported, Cohen collected information about Amit Yardeni, who would become the daughter-in-law of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Yardeni was engaged to be married to Avner Netanyahu, but the marriage was cancelled…
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