Tag: Malware

The state must present by Wednesday at 4 PM full details regarding the NSO spyware Pegasus and the use of court-sanctioned tapping orders witnesses and defendants.

Emi Palmor, who reportedly was infected by the Police Pegasus, told Reshet Bet: "My gut feeling is that I criticized the police too much."

They would call a SIGINT Division hacker with the same activation code: "Check if you have anything, bro."

The NSO spyware was reportedly also planted on civilians' phones to gather information against them for future use.

Israeli technology that captures Arabs' faces and links them to a photo database, which one former soldier described as "The Palestinians' Facebook."

No system can be run at this point, no file can be accessed.

The biggest problem, according to reports, is the dispensing of meds, which normally is completely computer-controlled.

It appears the malware was possibly preparing infrastructure for a larger attack.

"The message was clearly an attempt to trick our colleague into clicking on the link, which pointed to a domain name akhbar-arabia[.]com," AI reported Wednesday.

"This was a careless and reckless attack. It affected individuals, industry, governments, and the consequences were beyond economic. . . [it] put lives at risk, not just money."

Russia's Interfax news service and several other media companies were affected, as was the airport in Odessa and the transportation system in Kiev.

Amit Serfer sees his solution as an inoculation against the invading virus.

Individuals and organizations in the U.S. were discouraged by the government from paying the ransom, which said it did not guarantee access would be restored.

Experts have dubbed this new group "CopyKittens" and they like targeting Israel.

IBM has announced it is buying up the Israeli data security company Trusteer for an undisclosed sum but which market analysts estimate is in...