Algorithms Can Now Recognize Emotions. Here's Why That's Terrifying
Soon there will be no place left to hide
Israel technology
Want Your Money? Tell Us Who You’ll Be Voting for in Israel's Next Election
Some ATMs asking users to take opinion poll when they withdraw money. Operator: It’s legal, more polls to come
Likud’s Version of Big Brother: Its Controversial App for Israeli Voters
One party activist said he deleted the app – and two minutes later, received a text message imploring him to re-install it. Another user was a 13-year-old boy, who is too young to vote
Massive Israeli Data Leak Is Treasure Trove for Iran Intel. It Can Jeopardize Mossad and Special Ops
Israel boasts about its cyber capabilities and security. But what happened last week is criminal neglect that should alarm us all
Voter Data From Likud Party App Leaked for Second Time in One Week
Elector app developer and Likud deny that there was a serious mishap, but the second hack involved disclosure of more information than the first
Report: U.K. Government to Host Controversial Israeli Spyware Firm NSO at Trade Fair
Company faces a number of lawsuits and increasing scrutiny for its role in the abusive surveillance of human rights activists and journalists worldwide
FBI Probes Use of Israeli Cyberattack Firm NSO's Spyware Against Americans
Investigators aim to show how involved the company has been in specific hacks, some allegedly targeting U.S. or foreign government officials, sources say
The Question Isn’t Whether NSO Hacked Jeff Bezos’ Phone – but Whether It Was Even Hacked at All
‘There is zero information and 100 percent speculation. We don’t know if it was infected at all, it’s simply suspicions ... or Bezos’ paranoia and fear,’ says Israeli security expert
Controversial Israeli Cyberattack Firm NSO Adds Lieberman Ally to Its Arsenal
Sharon Shalom to head global policy apparatus, after leaving post at Defense Ministry, which has to green-light the firm's exports
Analysis 2019 Brought Major Changes for High-tech Firms in Israel
Alongside mega-investment in startups, repeat election campaigns generated a flood of Facebook ads
Cyprus Police Arrest 3 Employees of Israeli-owned Firm on Spying Charges
The probe was launched in November after reports that a van crammed with sophisticated surveillance technology was used to spy on people on the island
At 22, Haifa-born Start-up Founder Sets His Sights on Programmers Everywhere
Iddo Gino and friends developed a platform to help programmers access external apps that is used by millions every month
The Israeli Startup Reinventing the Wheel
REE puts the engine and other key systems in wheels, creating more efficient vehicles; it is now raising money at a $580 million valuation
How a Smartphone Can Turn Your Bathroom Into a Home Medical Lab
Israel’s Healthy.io is the first firm to get U.S. approval for a lab test by phone. Its urinalysis kits identify kidney dysfunction and other ailments
Intel Israel Develops AI Bot to Educate Online Haters
Project seeks to use computer language processing to identify hate speech and warn the speakers or explain the problem with their statements
NSO Employees Countersue Facebook Over Blocked Accounts
Plaintiffs say denying access to social media accounts amid legal battle over alleged phone hacking was unjust
Prepare Your Helmets: Jerusalem Braces for Onslaught of E-scooters
Three major companies are launching a pilot program in the city next month
NSO Gives Lots of Justifications for Selling Spy Tech. Facebook's Lawsuit Proves Them Wrong
NSO has been under scrutiny following reports that its technology is used to persecute human rights activists; now a contract that's the subject of a California lawsuit raises questions about its business in Ghana
'If Jeff Bezos’ Phone Was Hacked, Then No One Is Safe'
This week at the Tel Aviv airport: Check Point employees who believe the only way to truly protect yourself in cyberspace is to dump your computer and cellphone, and a group of Italian designers explain why they moved to Amsterdam
Israeli Face-recognition Tech Used Within Israel Against Law, NBC Investigation Finds
Report confirms past Haaretz findings on AnyVision technology used to track West Bank Palestinians – but if used on Israeli citizens, it could be illegal
No Israeli Government Involvement in NSO's Alleged Whatsapp Hack, Minister Says
'This is not about the state of Israel' ■ Zeev Elkin attempts damage control, as scandal takes global dimension
India Asks WhatsApp to Explain Privacy Breach
At least a dozen journalists and activists were targeted in WhatsApp's biggest market
The Israeli Arab Town Where Digital Nomads Come to Connect
The Jewish-Arab partnership Beachub helps high-techies do their thing in a stunning atmosphere while boosting the neglected local economy
Israel’s First Tech Accelerator for Women Gets Underway
Program aims to provide advice and mentoring to an initial group of 11 entrepreneurs
Israeli Tech Pioneer Who Made It Possible to Talk on Skype and Watch YouTube Dies
Member of the U.S. National Academy of Engineering and Virginia-based Internet Society’s hall of fame, Danny Cohen's name may not be well known, but his work helped shape how we use the internet
The Israeli Startup That Puts Some Zip Into Stodgy Old Email
Spike offers a ‘conversational’ app that strips away the extraneous parts of traditional email and organizes it
Hey Google, Israeli Startups Are Joining the Voice-tech Revolution
Siri, Alexa, competing with keyboards. But there’s still plenty of innovation left to do
Analysis In Israel, Industry Is a Thing of the Past
Services are the economy's engine, and they don’t need a weak shekel
Israel’s IRP Systems Is Building a Better Electric-car Motor
The startup began in aerospace and is now leveraging that experience in a burgeoning industry
Analysis Is Big Tech’s Problem Competition, or Just a Bad Rep With the Elite?
There are legitimate grievances against Facebook & Co., but the U.S. Justice Department isn’t the one to address them with an antitrust probe