Imagine something shaped like thisBut shrunk down, so that it takes up about 30-40% of the volume of a AA or AAA batteryAnd it's plastic, therefore insulativeNow fill it with RDX or something like thatIf the lithium battery were to overheat or become reactive with concentrated moisture, it would melt the plastic and likely trigger any sensitive reactive chemicals inside the container (or our RDX)Now make 2000 of them in a black site warehouse, and have a team of your on-the-ground intel guys intercept the supply chain or just put on a tan and grow a beard and carry them into town themselves
>>102440291>inb4 spergs about moisture There's dozens of ways the circuitry could be remotely tampered with, especially if the actual chipset or software itself has backdoored functions which zap the batteries
>2000 devices>only kill 9 terrorists>can never use this trick againthis will be considered a failure
>>102440291Or you just put an aluminium wire in it and discharge a capacitor through it. If you're already doing a supply chain attack, just putting in a normal detonator isn't much harder.
>>102441432>can never use this trick againhuhhhh..... why not? do you really think they will open and inspect every single electronic device, forever?
>>102441432>can never use this trick againanon.... I....>>>/pol/482093118
