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Screens at Beirut airport were hacked and displayed anti-Hezbollah messages, disrupting the baggage inspection system.
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Authorities are working to restore screens and maintain normal traffic. The Hezbollah group initially refused to comment, but later denied involvement in the attack, calling it "the work of the devil".
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