Computer hacker
'We know how to find you': FBI official tells ShinyHunters hacker group to get in touch with agency
In a video address posted to X on Tuesday, FBI Assistant Director Brett Leatherman said the recent arrest of a Dutch man in connection with the ShinyHunters investigation should serve as a warning.
Leaked FBI data includes sensitive details on counterespionage work against China, Russia, cartels
Iran-linked hackers used Israeli IT providers to target government bodies
Cyber proxy wars escalate as hackers shift to infrastructure targets
Hackers take over Israeli news broadcast: 'Allah is great'
The hacker appeared to be from Saudi Arabia, allegedly hacked the satellites due to the "muezzin bill," which has struck anger in many Muslim communities both inside Israel and abroad.
Changing the world in 36 hours
Israelis and Indians get together for a weekend hackathon to tackle pressing health challenges faced by the developing world.
Leak exposes how Israeli firm allows governments to track smartphone users
The leaked internal documents show that NSO Group charges customers $1.15 million to access 10 iPhones.
Hacked Soros e-mails reveal plans to fight Israel's 'racist' policies
The documents are available on a website, reportedly backed by Russia, that uses anti-Semitic stereotypes to attack Soros.
Hacker of models, famous women’s intimate photos from phones, accounts indicted
There is a gag order on the hacked material and on the identities of those persons whose accounts were hacked, including the famous models, TV actors and TV news personalities.
Hackers and companies alike finding clever new ways to circumvent privacy
Hackers and companies alike are increasingly able to discern identifying information about people, such as their gender, based on indirect data.
Anonymous brings 'gay-pride' to IS Twitter accounts
The focus to gay propaganda only shifted a week ago, following the deadly shooting in Orlando.
Country’s young computer innovators create apps at HackTrack TLV
For HackTrack TLV, the youth split up into teams of up to four participants to formulate and develop their ideas, vying for a first place prize of NIS 5,000 and office space for at Merkspace.
Experts: Annual 'Anonymous' cyber-attack effort largely unsophisticated, unsuccessful.
In the past, it has claimed some success in tampering with websites belonging to Yad Vashem, the Prime Minister’s Office, the Israel Defense Forces, the Knesset and the court system.
Israeli businesses, government brace for annual Anonymous cyber-attacks
Past attempts have targeted the sites of Yad Vashem, the Prime Minister’s Office, and the Israel Defense Forces website, with limited success.