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Cybersecurity firm reveals Hezbollah-linked hack of hundreds of global companies

28.01.21|James Spiro
ClearSky Cyber Security confirmed that ‘Lebanese Cedar’, the cyber unit of Hezbollah, has been behind hundreds of cloud and hosting provider hacks
נדב ארגמן ראש השב"כ 2018

Israeli Intelligence Director Warns of Expected Attempt to Influence Country’s General Elections

09.01.19|Adi Pick
The head of the Israel Security Agency Nadav Argaman, said another country is expected to attempt to influence Israel’s general elections to be held April 9
ועידת הדיגיטל והמובייל אוהד זיידנברג חוקר סייבר בכיר Security Cyber Clearsky

Tel Aviv Intelligence Startup Says it Found a Fake News Network Linked with Iran

02.12.18|Omer Kabir and Adi Pick
According to a report by ClearSky Cyber Security, 98 fake news sites operating in 29 languages can be linked to Iranian operators
אראל מרגלית יו"ר קרן JVP כנס דרום עולה באר שבע

Iran Uses Offshore Firms to Mask Involvement in Cyberattacks, Former Israeli Lawmaker Says

01.02.18|Tofi Stoler
Iranian cyberattacks originate in “eleven independent companies” operating “from different countries,” Israeli venture capitalist and former politician Erel Margalit said Wednesday
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Iranian Hackers Have Set Up a News Outlet to Court Possible Targets, Security Firm Says

05.12.17|Omer Kabir
Hacker group “Charming Kitten” used false identities to ferret out information, says Israel-based cybersecurity firm ClearSky