Information security experts reverse engineered Israel’s coronavirus vaccination certification app and discovered that despite already being live - it’s exposed and even dangerous
Agora, a Chinese-American company, supplies Clubhouse and other apps with the ability to transmit audio and video, raising privacy concerns. We spoke with its senior Israeli exec to learn more
To prevent ‘serious cyber attacks’, new bill wants to expand cyber directorate’s authority substantially, giving them access to private firms' computers - with little oversight
The Israeli group, led by Rafael Advanced Defense Systems, had hoped that Israel’s reputation and the normalization of ties with the UAE would clinch the deal
‘The Health Ministry workers will not forget,’ reads anonymous message sent to Ran Bar-Zik, which mentions his family and ID number
Plan is aimed at next government calls for teaching computer science in elementary schools, returning brain power to Israel, setting up local version of FDA
How a man’s hobby wound up attracting tens of thousands of readers a day, including some important musicians
Unionization at Alphabet and Amazon may yet inspire workers who have shown little interest in the idea
The settlement would put to rest a prolonged legal battle between the Israel-born Neumann and Softbank, which dates back to 2019 when WeWork’s IPO plans fell apart
Health Ministry’s digital coronavirus vaccination certification website and app buckle under pressure; forgery and verification issues still plague project
Experts have said that the hackers’ reluctance to negotiate for the data’s release indicated that the attack could have been the work of a group with ideological and anti-Israel motives
Ex-Waze CEO says yoga classes and entitled workers kill innovation at Google. But it is its size and power that are the real issue, not sushi
Israel Aerospace Industries and Matrix Defense will work together to bring AI to ballistic missiles in new research and development center
Noam Bardin says yoga classes and PC culture undermine start-up energy; ex-Googlers respond, but the problem may be wider: 'Google is too strong'
Over a week after a fatal flaw was exposed, the official document proving you’ve been vaccinated against coronavirus can still be easily faked
Ofer Schreiber decided to skip his legal clerkship 10 years ago and started to invest in cyber. Now he’s looking for two Israelis with an interesting story: ‘We feel very comfortable writing a large check’
Proposal would tax some of the centers based on their parent companies’ global profits ■ Tech executives warn that the move could hurt sales of Israeli startups and lead parent companies to move management elsewhere
Check Point finds simple flaw in Israel’s so-called coronavirus passport, which in the future is expected to allow access to cultural events, centers of business and even travel
New online scam targeting Israelis and others abroad uses an old trick to make you think you've done something 'illegal'. There is a simple solution
Israeli Aleph Farms in conjunction with a Technion professor created lab-cultivated meat that is produced on a 3D printer, and it hopes to be selling it to restaurants by next year
Many individuals and companies use Trello to organize tasks and schedules; the problem is that some forget to set their privacy settings, needlessly exposing sensitive information
The last year has seen a wave of IPOs by startups with no revenues, much less profits, but promises of a brilliant future
Under the pretense of offering donations, fake social media accounts were used to try to find out more details about the Israeli movement’s leaders. The FBI is being asked to investigate
Researchers from Checkpoint discover Iranian hacker group has infected computers across the world with malware, allowing them to capture victim’s screens and record their audio
Concerns have grown amid soaring initial public offerings activity on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange due to the coronavirus
As part of the IDF’s vaccination drive, soldiers were instructed to report their details on Google’s platform. The free online program can expose personal details. Why does the IDF keep using it?
Different drones from different companies will fly in the same airspace – and coordinate between themselves. If the trial is a success, it could pave the way for fleets of thousands if not tens of thousands drone delivery flights
In tenth grade, when he got his first cell phone, Pavel Gurvich discovered his first security flaw. It wouldn't be his last. Today, he and the company he founded, Guardicore, are trying to take over the cybersecurity market
The Economy Ministry is giving incentives to employers to hire students or fresh graduates who are Israeli Arab, Druze, Bedouin or Circassian
An investigation by Al Jazeera claims that Bangladesh made a deal with Israeli spytech firm Picsix through a middleman: ‘The technology is very aggressive and intrusive’
Amnesty International reveals South Sudan is waging an aggressive campaign against journalists, human rights activists and critics – and Verint's spy-tech plays a role
Pharmaceutical giant Bayer invests in Israeli start-up looking into ways of eliminating allergies and food sensitivities
Otonomo had considered launching another fundraising round and had talked with Israeli institutional investors, but ultimately chose to raise money through a special-purpose acquisition company
Jacob Ziv created what we call ‘lossless’ compression and laid the ground for everything from GIF to PDF, to ZIP and MP3 files. Surprisingly, it didn’t make him rich
A Finance Ministry report found that parental education and financial security were key factors in entrepreneurial success, and that the exalted universe of Israeli startups is far from meritocratic
Avigdor Lieberman’s Yisrael Beiteinu and Likud are accused of collecting data on voters through the Elector app without their consent
Alongside the benefits of digitization, the online arena poses a unique threat to the memory of the Shoah, from Holocaust distortion to denial, and even fake history
A Telegram bot claims to have the numbers of 533 million users from around the world as a result of a Facebook security vulnerability that was fixed in 2019. For $20 you can buy one
'We do not allow content that asks for people's medical information,' said a Facebook spokeswoman, following a post seeking phone numbers to call and convince people to get COVID-19 vaccinations
Tomas Zeron De Lucio is wanted for his role in the abduction and murder case of 43 students. He also helped bring NSO’s tech to Mexico. Now he’s hiding in Israel, Mexican FM says