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Online scams are evolving: Protect your phone number from cybercriminals

Your phone number may be more valuable than you think; in the wrong hands, such as cybercriminals or spammers, it can become a tool for fraud; fortunately, there are several effective ways to help you minimize this risk

Raphael Kahan | 08.17.24

Iran targets, US, Israel officials in cyber strike, Google says

The APT42, an IRGC-linked cyber group conducts targeted campaigns against Israeli diplomats, academics and former defense officials as well as both US presidential campaigns

Daniel Edelson, New York | 08.15.24

Major cyber attack strikes banks in Iran

London-based Iran International news channel, which is affiliated with regime opponents, reported on a cyber attack against the Central Bank of Iran and other banks that caused widespread disruptions

Ynet | 08.14.24

Israeli cyber researchers uncover critical vulnerability in networking system

Critical vulnerabilities in OpenVPN, revealed at Black Hat cybersecurity confab, pose significant risks to organizations and individuals, potentially enabling supply chain attacks and remote access exploits

Raphael Kahan | 08.11.24

Israel's public firms at risk in case of war in north

While hospitals brace for casualties, moving operations underground, Israel's financial markets are equally susceptible, and some of the nation's most valuable public companies are gearing up to respond to cyber attacks that could leave Israelis unable to acquire basic necessities

Michael Uriah | 07.11.24

The silent guardians: why Israel's data centers are critical for national security

Opinion: As the country continues to advance its high-tech industry, it's required to maintain its vast amount of data safe and away from enemy hands

Gad Benett | 07.10.24

Gery Shalon extradited to the U.S. in 2015

While working for FBI Israeli builds online criminal syndicate

Gery Shalon extradited to US after hacking JPMorgan becomes federal informant helping take down Russian crime gangs in exchange for light sentence; now European law enforcement says he is involved in massive online fraud

Rephael Kahan | 06.29.24

Israel's digital front 'no less significant than battle against nukes'

For years, high-tech entrepreneur Yossi Hollander warned US empathy for Israel would wane, but officials ignored him; now, his grim forecast is coming true, fueled by Qatari money, Chinese TikTok, Russian involvement and Iranian operations; suited, well-spoken speakers aren’t enough to stop the barrage

Alon Goldstein | 05.31.24

Israeli high-tech proves resilience in face of war

While Israeli cyber companies are cashing out amid a stream of acquisitions, war in Gaza means hundreds of new startups having tough time getting off the ground, now both public and private sectors offer solutions

Tal Giladi | 05.23.24

Houthis could sever global Internet lines by targeting submarine cables, expert says

Tensions rise in the Red Sea as Houthis escalate military operations and hint at potential cyberwarfare disrupting global internet connectivity for 2 billion people in Europe and Asia

Anwar Muneer/The Media Line | 05.01.24

Cyberattacks on Israel doubled since war, hitting record levels, Check Point CEO warns

'Iranians have a substantial impact on targeting critical infrastructure. Every day, public, health and private sectors are attacked,' says Gil Shwed

Meir Orbach, Calcalist | 04.26.24

How one Microsoft staffer saved humanity

A clever developer detected malicious code in a seemingly harmless software package before attackers could use it to gain access to all Linux servers; had the hackers succeeded in their breach, the outcome could have been catastrophic

Yoav Talin, Tal Sokolov, Davidson Institute of Science | 04.21.24

Bad romance: GPS jamming has Israeli, Lebanese dating app users matching

Dating apps mistakenly matching Israeli and Lebanese users, a possible side effect of IDF GPS disruptions amid Hezbollah attacks

Raphael Kahan | 03.13.24

יבגני דיברוב ונדיר יזרעאל, מייסדי ''ארמיס''

Israeli cyber experts warn that Israel is not ready for a cyber Oct. 7

The founders of the 'Armis' company, Nadir Izrael and Yevgeny Dibrov share about their rise to greatness with a multi-billion worth company as well as the cybersecurity situation in the Middle East and the world due to hostile cyber threats from countries like Iran and Russia

Israel Wullman | 03.09.24

Iranian cyber unit targets Israel's defense, aviation sectors, report says

Google study finds Revolutionary Guards-affiliated group gathered information that 'could be exploited for espionage purposes and potentially for offensive operations'

Raphael Kahan | 02.28.24

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