What is a "magnetic shaped charge"

Just reading this article and in one of the first sentences it says:

A few days ago, 32-year-old Mostafa Ahmadi Roshan died in his car, after two motorcyclists attached a magnetic shaped charge to the door.

I'm trying to understand what "magnetic shaped" means or what is a "magnetic shaped charge", if it is some special term?

Solution 1:

A magnetic shaped charge is a charge (explosive device) whose explosion is shaped (by some mechanism) and is attached to the car by a magnet.

So the object is a shaped charge and it is modified by the adjective magnetic.

Solution 2:

Matt is correct. This is a shaped charge that attaches via a magnet; as opposed to a magnetically shaped charge, which would indicate a charge that gets its shape magnetically.

Solution 3:

No. The magnet is used to attach the bomb to the vehicle. Then the “shaped charge” is referencing the way the explosive material is arranged to explode: focussing much of the energy into a small space.

An example would be a bomb, itself probably the size of a hockey puck, but which left a hole the size of a dime, for an example. It releases molten copper and incinerates everything inside the vehicle. Shaped charges are used to pierce armor.

Two separate components.

God bless the USA.