According to N12, the two employees promoted a plan to shut down Cellcom's computer and infrastructure systems during the war, and allegedly intended to insert technological means to disable the network that also provides services to Israeli security forces.
N12 reported Wednesday that two Cellcom employees, one identified as Nitzan Shapira, allegedly advanced a plan to sabotage the company's computer and infrastructure systems during the ongoing war. According to the report, the pair also allegedly planned to introduce technological means to disable the network, which provides services to Israeli security forces. The details of the plot, including whether it was executed or prevented, are not yet public. The report is based on a single source.
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