Cyber

Cyber is the new oil in Middle East diplomacy - opinion

At no time since the Yom Kippur War has terrorism abated, nor has guerrilla warfare, intelligence work, lawfare, or cyber attacks on civilian infrastructures. 

By RENE-PIERRE AZRIA
24/09/2023

Iranian cyberattack targets Israelis, leaking personal information

Personal information leaked by the hackers included photos of ID cards and resume files, among other information.

21/09/2023

50 Influential Jews: Asaf Kochan - No. 38

While in the IDF's Unit 8200, Asaf Kochan helped shape Israel's entire cyberwarfare landscape. Now in the private sector, he's changing the game with data and cloud-first initiatives.

25 ViZionaries: G. - No. 2

Meet the groundbreaking female team manager of the Cyber Division of the Shin Bet.

'Digital Jew-hatred is the kind of antisemitism that affects Jews day-to-day'

WATCH: CyberWell CEO Tal-Or Cohen Montemayor explains how technology can track online antisemitism.

Law doesn't allow police to use spyware, petitioners tell court

 The use of spyware by law enforcement had been rationalized through the 1979 Wiretapping Law, but the petition argued that the old law was not technologically up to date and didn't cover malware.

Subscribe for our daily newsletter
Subscribe for our daily newsletter

By subscribing I accept the terms of use and privacy policy