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1.2 terabytes of data stolen from Pearl Cohen law firm: Hackers demand ransom, firm refuses
08.10.24
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Amir Kurtz
Israeli law firm falls victim to a cyberattack by BianLian but stands firm against ransom threats, ensuring ongoing operations are unaffected.
Inside the mind of Israel’s cyber queen: Tal Kollender’s unlikely path to success
29.08.24
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Diana Bahur-Nir , Meir Orbach
From a teenage hacker to the founder of GYTPOL, Kollender’s journey was anything but ordinary.
After helping FBI hack phone of Trump’s shooter, Cellebrite is acquiring CyTech
17.07.24
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Sophie Shulman
The Israeli company, whose software helped the FBI crack the phone of the shooter who tried to assassinate Donald Trump last weekend, is acquiring CyTech, an American company holding a license to work on projects with maximum security classification in the USA. Cellebrite is establishing a subsidiary based on this acquisition that will focus on this market.
FBI used Israel's Cellebrite's software to crack Trump shooter's phone
17.07.24
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Sophie Shulman
According to the Washington Post, agents investigating the assassination attempt gained access to Thomas Matthew Crooks’ phone in just 40 minutes.
Hackers extorting fintech unicorn Tipalti, threaten to leak data of clients Roblox and Twitch
03.12.23
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Meir Orbach
According to hacker group ALPHV, it clandestinely accessed the Israeli company's computers on September 8th and has retrieved over 265GB of “confidential business data belonging to the company, as well as its employees and clients”
Senior EU officials were targeted with Israeli spyware
11.04.22
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Reuters
The officials are believed to have been hacked by ForcedEntry, an advanced piece of software that was used by Israeli cyber surveillance vendor NSO Group to help foreign spy agencies remotely and invisibly take control of iPhones. A smaller Israeli spyware vendor named QuaDream has also sold a nearly identical tool to government clients
Iranian hackers suspected of breaking into defense company Rafael's systems
01.02.22
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Raphael Kahan and Udi Etsion
The hackers, who belong to the Iranian regime-supported "Moses Staff", uploaded to the Darknet examples from Rafael's database and offered up the stolen data for 100 bitcoin
NSO subsidiary companies involved in intercepting drones and hacking IoT devices
26.01.22
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Meir Orbach
A petition filed to the Tel Aviv District Court provides a glimpse into the NSO Group’s widespread activities. Wayout is the most secretive of them all, and its founder is the group’s president’s brother
The key steps for SMBs to stay safe from cyberattacks
25.01.22
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Rotem Shemesh
“The building blocks of a well-thought-out cyber resilience plan are being able to identify, protect, detect, respond, and recover from cyber threats,” writes Rotem Shemesh of Datto
Move over NSO: Israeli police is paying private hackers to spy on citizens
19.01.22
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Tomer Ganon
The police’s cyber division employs external hackers to collect intelligence on targets. The hackers don’t have security clearance, were not trained as police officers, and are exposed to extremely private and secret information
The forgery and fraud history of the intelligence officer blacklisted by Meta
20.12.21
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Tomer Ganon
Bluehawk, owned and founded by Guy Klisman, was among half a dozen companies called out by Facebook owner Meta for hacking or other abuses
Apple files lawsuit against NSO Group, saying U.S. citizens were targets
23.11.21
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Reuters
The iPhone maker is the latest in a string of companies and governments to come after NSO, the maker of the Pegasus hacking tool that watchdog groups say targeted human rights workers and journalists
NSO's spyware used to target journalists' cell phones - reports
19.07.21
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Reuters
According to the Guardian, the investigation suggested "widespread and continuing abuse" of the Israeli firm's hacking software, described as malware that infects smartphones to enable the extraction of messages, photos and emails; record calls; and secretly activate microphones
No Bull: Turkish hackers crash Israeli cattle breeders association’s general assembly
15.02.21
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Meir Orbach
Hackers infiltrated Zoom session waving flags and posting anti-Israel slogans
“Hackers are lazy by nature. Our job is to make things as difficult as possible for them”
15.02.21
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Elihay Vidal
Accenture Security’s Roee Schreiber speaks about the changes brought about by Covid-19 and the importance of transitioning to the cloud
As cyberattacks peak, so does the demand for Profero's services
13.02.21
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Allon Sinai
The CEO of the Israeli cybersecurity startup, which specializes in helping companies address and manage the aftermath of a security breach, says it is turning people away as hackers take advantage of Covid-19 pandemic
Check Point reveals leap in cyberattacks on Israeli medical facilities toward end of 2020
06.01.21
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Raphael Kahan
Medical facilities have become a target for cybercriminals during the pandemic; in Israel the figure stands particularly high at 813 attacks per week compared to global average of 620
State-sponsored Chinese hackers turning to financially motivated attacks, Israeli researchers find
04.01.21
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CTech
Cybersecurity companies Security Joes and Profero believe APT27 was responsible for attacks on major gaming companies
Israel is the number one country on hackers’ target list, new study reveals
22.12.20
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Raphael Kahan
Whether it be for geostrategic purposes or simply out of greed, hackers have Israel directly in their sights
Amateur hackers are poking holes in Israel’s image as a cyber superpower
21.12.20
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Raphael Kahan
Personal details of one of the country’s leading cyber professionals were exposed in the latest Iranian-linked breach of IAI’s Elta Systems
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