
The Truth Behind the Fake Facebook User That Compared Netanyahu to Hitler
Once again, anti-Netanyahu activists reveal a fake account trying to taint them. This time it was taken down by Facebook together with dozens more - all linked to Iran
Once again, anti-Netanyahu activists reveal a fake account trying to taint them. This time it was taken down by Facebook together with dozens more - all linked to Iran
Elector is just one of the election day apps used in Israel. A review reveals how it is used by Likud to get private info. Meanwhile, a data leak from a competing app and party shows how risky election tech can be
Avigdor Lieberman’s Yisrael Beiteinu and Likud are accused of collecting data on voters through the Elector app without their consent
'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
A growing group of Israeli business owners discovered Mark Zuckerberg cut off their oxygen supply just when they needed it most. They now want to file suit - and hold Facebook accountable
There is little to no oversight on all the databases containing Israelis’ information. Now it turns out photos and data about drivers were also being transferred to the police unbeknownst to citizens
Facebook is suing NSO for hacking WhatsApp. Leading global tech firms, including Google, Microsoft, Cisco, LinkedIn, Github and VMware, are now throwing their support behind the social media giant
Israel's antitrust authority is also looking into Facebook and asked for details on its purchase of Israeli firms Redkix and Servicefriend after it failed to report mergers
Israeli-based Onavo, which was acquired by Facebook in 2013, plays a central role in Facebook's efforts to thwart competition, U.S. suit alleges
They were never educated in math or English, but in under five years, the website-building tech developed by Yoni Luksenberg and Ariel Klikstein has attracted millions of users, annual recurring revenue of $30 million and an unusually diverse workforce
Israeli lawmakers for months voted to extend the Shin Bet’s mandate to track citizens, despite warnings that it wasn't working
From the government to the police, it seems that Israel has fallen in love with the idea of surveillance on its citizens. Here are the problems they don't want to discuss
Is the Shin Bet involved in the Health Ministry’s new app for businesses? Little is known but the privacy watchdog is concerned
Despite claiming that ‘authenticity is the cornerstone’ of Facebook, the social media giant failed to act against fake avatars with deep-fake profile pictures used by an Israeli company providing influence services to brands
With a very low success rate and few real details, the Shin Bet’s mandate for contact tracing was extended for the fifth time
While Israeli technology prowess is as strong as ever, other countries are surpassing Israel as a high-tech brand
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
Tech sector should remain relatively unaffected, but lockdown could spell disaster for manufacturers, who say less than 1% of their workforce has tested positive to COVID
Justice Ministry holds Likud and opposition party Yisrael Beiteinu responsible for the massive data leak, as they failed to safeguard the voter registry in the March election
California company plans to move the top managers of Israel’s Mellanox to United States, fearing impact of coronavirus lockdown due to begin on Friday
‘The use of the virus to cut wages because of work from home is cynical and wrong,’ says one Israeli company about the new U.S. trend
Five days to build a new product for a non-existent job? Ghosting? Tech hiring during the pandemic has taken a dystopian turn and a rebellion is brewing
An investigation reveals a network of fictitious Facebook accounts — all linked to one Israeli firm — and sheds light on how these avatars and their operators evade detection, pushing commercial and political content
Within two and a half weeks, at the height of the coronavirus pandemic, and without initiating the move, Gong managed to raise $200 million from a line of reputable investors
Of the 100,000 people who downloaded the app over the weekend, which provides information on confirmed COVID-19 carriers who have been in the user’s vicinity, half later deleted it
In February, Haaretz revealed that Likud's Elector campaign app led to the exposure of personal data of 6.5 million Israelis who make up the voter registry
Two developments will make it harder, more costly for firms to meet European privacy standards
The startup's digital x-ray could be rapidly deployed in places that cannot afford larger imaging equipment
South Korean soccer league and WSC Sports may blaze a trail for monetizing games without any fans attending
The U.S. software giant is expected to pay $165 million for the internet of things cybersecurity platform company