Coronavirus has driven thousands from across the world to study for a degree at University of the People (UoPeople), which was founded by an Israeli and is accredited. Among its students: refugees and undocumented immigrants
As part of its attempt to crack down on antisemitism, YouTube places 18+ restriction on educational videos about WWII over use of Nazi symbols
The technology has emerged on Russian Telegram groups, new report reveals, showing how ‘deep porn’ is no longer just a threat to celebrities and politicians
At $2,000 a pop with a 2-5 kilometer flight range, Israeli company Spear’s smallest drone weighs less than 250 grams and can be fired from a grenade launcher
Israeli cyber security firms say hacker team who in the past worked with Iran’s Revolutionary Guards led a new campaign against Israeli targets called ‘Operation Quicksand’
The IDF told us that 50 percent of all its technical roles were filled by women. A closer examination shows how far the army still has to go on gender equality in STEM
In May, a cyber attack attributed to Israel on Iran's Shahid Rajaee port caused massive backups on waterways and roads leading to the facility
Netanyahu, Gantz have boasted about new coronavirus tests that provide answers within minutes. Experts say move may be more politics than science
Some government bodies have since temporarily shut down internet services as a precaution, an official says
With a very low success rate and few real details, the Shin Bet’s mandate for contact tracing was extended for the fifth time
A new national defense study recommends setting up an agency like the National Cyber Directorate to take charge of integrating artificial intelligence into the defense establishment and make sure Israel doesn't fall behind
Now valued at over $2 billion, payment automation firm Tipalti’s founder shares how they raised millions over the Zoom with this simple ‘shock and awe’ presentation
After string of reports reveal sales of phone spy-tech to repressive regimes from Beijing to Belarus, Cellebrite says will stop providing services to China and Hong Kong police
The hacked account of Israel Hayom claimed U.S. President Donald Trump had transferred power to VP Mike Pence – and revealed a massive cybersecurity blind spot, not for the first time this year
Mellanox’s new processor looks to be the central component in Nvidia’s move into the data market – and one of the company’s most important products
Dozens of cryptocurrency executives in Israel had their phones hacked and their online identity stolen in a rare and concerning attack
For almost 20 years, Wikipedia has documented the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Attempts to keep the peace in the narrative war between pro-Israel and pro-Palestinian editors now shape how the online encyclopedia deals with all conflicts
After the head of the government agency that supports high tech stepped down, some fear the next CEO might be politicised and that a government official will be appointed in his stead
With a one-kilometer distance limit, activists create a map to let you find a protest site near you
Papaya Global, led by Eynat Guez, has done very well in the last two years, raising more than $95 million. The coronavirus epidemic has put the company right in the middle of things
While some high-tech companies can keep working from home, hardware firms say that without a permit to work onsite, their ability to supply customers will be undermined
'Semitic languages are hard to analyze,' expert explains, and because number of Hebrew speakers worldwide is very small, companies haven’t bothered to invest. Israel is now stepping in
AI-generated images, audio and video are increasingly affecting our ability to separate fact from fiction in the political sphere. Today, Donald Trump could plausibly deny the infamous ‘Access Hollywood’ tape, one expert warns
Israel's cyber-security chief tells his UAE counterpart in an online conference on Thursday that both nations are 'threatened by the same threats'
TalkSpace, founded by Israeli couple Roni and Oren Frank, gained momentum during the coronavirus. The teletherapy app offers sessions over chat or video and is aiming for a $1 billion IPO
Russia’s Investigative Committee, headed by Putin associate Alexander Bastrykin, claimed it used Cellebrite’s technology more than 26,000 times for hacking phones
‘The idea was to create a protected facility that was bigger than what the IDF had, with new levels of protection and operational continuity,’ commander says in first interview
Over the last several months cybercriminals have targeted hospitals with computer viruses - this Israeli company has created the specific tech needed to stop them
Cyberattacks in Israel are up 20 percent alone this year and some say digital ransom attacks are up 715 percent worldwide. With workers exposed at home, hackers are forming cartels and upping the stakes
A representative of Cellebrite, which states that it has complied with the rules, flew to Riyadh from London last November, and at the request of the Saudi prosecutor’s office hacked into a Samsung cellphone
An Israeli journalist sued the social media site after sexually offensive tweets were made against her and now the judge is demanding Twitter cover her legal fees
Nicolás Maduro's regime says it bought tech from Cellebrite, an Israeli firm that creates devices to extract information from most handheld mobile devices. Cellebrite denies plans to sell them its latest system
Working with Israel's Flytrex, Walmart attempting to compete with fellow U.S. retail giant Amazon, which recently received permission to start commercial drone delivery trials
The merger would have created a global giant in the online content-recommendation business. But Taboola, sources say, sought to renegotiate the deal, with both sides failing to agree on new terms
Israel failed to grant Hong Kong-based company, one of Partner’s founding shareholders, a control license nearly a year after it applied
Initially developed for gaming, Xtend’s Skylord allows ‘Iron Man’-type remote control. It’s already been tested along Gaza border and the Israeli firm is already training American teams
Melio is Venmo for mom-and-pop stores. The Israeli startup thinks its tech can save America's small businesses
Activists say they have uncovered at least three suspicious accounts, and are investigating over a dozen more, which they charge are part of an operation to turn the public against the anti-Netanyahu protests
He started off as the child of poor immigrants living in southern Israel. Today he’s No. 2 at one of the world’s leading social media firms: ‘Virtual communities are always important, but at this time they take on a critical role’
Leaked documents confirm that Candiru does not just operate spyware for computers but also has operational mobile spytech. Here's what we know about the cyberattack firm offering 'untraceable' mic and camera manipulation