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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
Pay2Key hackers claim they breached IAI servers
20.12.20
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Rapahel Kahan and Ynet
Major defense contractor is the most recent victim in a string of cyberattacks on Israeli companies
Cyberattack on Intel: Hackers claim they breached the network of chipmaker Habana Labs
13.12.20
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Raphael Kahan
Pay2key account posts images of breached materials on Twitter; attack seen as criminally motivated
Check Point tracks Bitcoin ransom payments from new cyber attack to Iranian nationals
12.11.20
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Meir Orbach
Dubbed Pay2Key, the sophisticated new ransomware encrypts an organization’s entire network in an hour, with 12 Israeli companies so far falling victim