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Israeli cyber manager accused of remotely accessing cameras, stealing passwords and infiltrating 26 companies
10.09.26
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Amir Kurz
According to the indictment, the 43-year-old CISO allegedly spent years infiltrating companies and private computers, using malware to steal sensitive information, access passwords and remotely activate cameras and microphones.
One in six geopolitical cyberattacks worldwide targeted Israel in first half of 2026
09.09.26
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CTech
Israel recorded more than twice as many hacktivist DDoS attacks as Ukraine, with the conflict with Iran helping mobilize roughly 60 groups against Israel, the U.S. and Gulf states.
America’s new cyber strategy could be a big opportunity for Israeli companies
17.08.26
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Meir Orbach
The White House is creating a framework for private firms to conduct active operations against transnational criminals, while Israeli companies may have an advantage in intelligence, data and cyber technology.
Wiz’s AI hacker hunter: “I used to hope I found a vulnerability overnight. Today AI tells me it hacked the organization”
26.07.26
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Meir Orbach
Former bug bounty researcher Gal Nagli describes how AI is replacing manual security research with automated attacks and defenses.
Nearly 30 years after becoming a hacking legend, “The Analyzer” faces a new cybercrime investigation
16.07.26
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CTech
Ehud Tenenbaum, once known as one of the world’s most sophisticated teenage hackers, has been arrested over allegations he helped run a global investment fraud network targeting victims across Europe.
Israeli hacker who targeted Jewish institutions extradited to U.S.
23.06.26
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Daniel Edelson, ynet Global
Dual Israeli-American citizen Michael Kadar, 27, faces multiple federal charges over alleged bomb threats and cyber-enabled attacks targeting Jewish community centers and schools across the United States.
The unit preparing for Israel's invisible war
14.06.26
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Omer Kabir
From simulated network breaches to international exercises, inside the IDF's cyber training hub.
Tel Aviv train station hit by cyberattack with fake missile alerts
12.03.26
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Hofit Cohen Azulay
Cyberattack affects platform advertising screens; national cybersecurity authorities investigate.
Palo Alto Networks: Iran’s internet blackout is reshaping the cyber battlefield
03.03.26
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CTech
Threat analysts say degraded connectivity may hinder state attacks even as hacktivist groups escalate disruption.
Mapping Iran’s hacking threats
02.03.26
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CTech
From espionage to destructive wipers, a network of state-aligned actors expands the cyber front of the current crisis.
Cyberattacks accompany U.S.-Israeli strikes on Iran, targeting apps, websites and internet access
01.03.26
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Reuters
Hack of widely used religious app and sharp connectivity disruptions signal coordinated digital front alongside military assault.
Israel ranks third worldwide in cyberattacks, Microsoft says
16.10.25
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Maayan Cohen Rozen
Iran responsible for nearly two-thirds of hostile cyber activity targeting Israel, as AI reshapes the digital battlefield.
MoonPay, Bybit, BigONE: How AI-based scams are emptying crypto vaults
08.09.25
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Maayan Cohen Rozen
According to a report by GK8, crypto criminals are focusing on executives who have access to private keys or vast amounts of digital assets. The new method is called vishing (voice phishing) – they use AI to mimic voices and faces to trick victims into approving fund transfers.
$74.8M in digital assets compromised in 7 days. What went wrong, and how to prevent the next attack
24.07.25
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Lior Lamesh
"These incidents highlight the urgent need for stronger safeguards and more robust infrastructure to protect digital assets in the rapidly evolving crypto landscape," writes Lior Lamesh, co-founder and CEO of GK8.
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
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