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Millions of passwords stolen by cybercriminals exposed by activist hacker
02.09.21|Omer KabirAn explosive database with millions of login passwords to countless websites, including to a security company’s “safe” was discovered by Noam Rotem
Cyberattacks in living rooms have become the new normal
15.08.21|Tomer ShemerHow can we prevent remote work from becoming a hacker’s paradise?
Deep Instinct identifies top 5 ransomware attacks in the first half of 2021
02.08.21|James SpiroMid-year threat landscape report has highlighted some of the ways that organizations and individuals are at risk online
Cybereason uncovers North Korean malware used against companies around the world
02.11.20|James SpiroResearchers at the cybersecurity firm identified a new spyware suite dubbed KGH_SPY, used by a group with North Korean ties
Report: Iranian hacking group launched concentrated attack on Israeli companies
18.10.20|Raphael KahanClearSky and Profero, who identified the attack said hackers launched fake ransomware attacks, aimed at encrypting company data
Israeli and Russian researchers reveal rare malware that targets UEFI firmware
06.10.20|Raphael KahanHackers associated with China used the difficult-to-remove malware to spy on diplomats and NGOs, say Kaspersky researchers
Israeli researcher uncovers wide-scale cyberattack on the U.S. and Europe
20.08.20|James SpiroThe attack, named FritzFrog, was designed to exploit weak passwords and infiltrate infrastructure systems
North Korea was behind the foiled hack into the heart of Israel’s defense establishment
13.08.20|Raphael KahanThe attack is part of an ongoing campaign by the notorious Lazarus Group trying to steal data and money in the service of Pyongyang
The Dodgy Framework and the Middlemen: how NSO Sold its First Pegasus License
24.02.20|Tomer Ganon and Hagar RavetA legal dispute regarding brokerage fees sheds light on the way the malware was first sold to a foreign country. American businessman Elliott Broidy, currently under investigation by the U.S. Department of Justice for possible violations of lobbying laws, was originally tapped as one of the architects of the deal despite admitting to illegal gifts worth $1 million shortly before
Cybereason Detected Credit Card Malware Attack That Stole Tens of Millions of Dollars
11.12.19|Adi PickThe Israeli Cybersecurity company said the attack, which targeted the PoS systems of financial, manufacturing, and retail companies in Europe and the U.S., resembled previous attacks by cybercrime group FIN6
NSO Denies Using WhatsApp to Infect Hundreds of Users With Surveillance Malware
30.10.19|Omer Kabir, Hagar Ravet, and Adi PickWhatsApp and its parent company Facebook are suing Israeli surveillance company NSO, according to an op-ed published Tuesday by the Washington Post, which was authored by Whatsapp CEO Will Cathcart
HP Installing Malware Protection by Israeli Startup Deep Instinct on all PCs
28.05.19|Adi Pick As of Sunday, each new HP computer will come installed with Deep Instinct’s technology
Amnesty International Says Israeli Developed Spyware Was Used to Target a Saudi Rights Activist
01.08.18|Lilach BaumerThe spyware developed by NSO Group has been allegedly used in the past to target human rights activists and opposition in the UAE and Mexico
Iranian Hackers Have Set Up a News Outlet to Court Possible Targets, Security Firm Says
05.12.17|Omer KabirHacker group “Charming Kitten” used false identities to ferret out information, says Israel-based cybersecurity firm ClearSky

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