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By Aryeh Savir, Tazpit News Agency
Gantz’s political partners expressed anger that he did not share this information with them prior to its publication in the news.
By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)
The hackers attacked the Hebrew website Nagich, which is dedicated to making the Internet more accessible to disabled users.
By JNi.Media
The US has been chasing after Mironov since May for the illegal transfer of US military technology to an unnamed foreign country.
The hackers used easily downloadable, but sophisticated, hacking tools to do the job, rather than requiring any in-house technical knowledge.
An anti-Israeli group is posing as the Israel Security Agency (Shin Bet) and trying to plant spyware in personal computers by sending email in the name of General Security Service, Israel Defense reports. Attributing the report to informed officials, it said that the group of cyber attackers copy data from the Shin Bet website and […]
Economics 101 teaches that “money is money because it is money,” but a bitcoin may not always be a bitcoin.
As the #OpIsrael cyberattack against Israel began, Israeli hacker retaliated, and now the official #OpIsrael site www.opisrael.com is playing Hatikvah.
The IDF Operations Department has put together instructions for military operations in cyberspace against enemies of the Jewish state. The IDF will engage in consistent and continuous intelligence gathering operations online, and said it will handle cyberspace as a battlefield as important as those at sea in the air, and on the ground, executing attacks when necessary.
"Team Poison", a well-known hacking group, has infiltrated numerous websites since the group was established in 2009, including that of the United Nations.
Hannibal has been responsible for the release of several batches of personal information.
By Sam Ser
An Israeli hacker has claimed retaliation for the release of the personal information and credit card data of tens of thousands of Israelis by a Saudi hacker, posting similar information about hundreds of Saudis late Tuesday night. A Saudi banking official initially denied the claims, saying that Saudis had nothing to worry about, but citizens […]
The hacker, going by the username ‘0xOmar’, said he has an additional 60,000 numbers he intends to release.
The Bank of Israel assured the 15,000 Israelis whose credit card numbers were posted online by a group of Saudi hackers they they will not have to pay for fraudulent charges on their cards.
