Cyberwarfare

Doron Amir, CEO of CyTaka, successfully recruited hackers from Muslim countries to combat Hamas. In this interview, he explains their motivations.

Adam Hadley, the executive director of Tech Against Terrorism explained that there has been a sudden surge in such AI generated content, particularly surrounding the Israel-Hamas War since October 7.

They explained that these are systems that provide communication and internet infrastructure to many citizens, including Hezbollah's computer systems.

Cyber safety expert Dr. Amir Gefen elaborates on the best practices to keep yourself safe against enemy cyber offensives.

The hacker from the initial leak offered to sell data profiles in bulk for $1 to $10 per account.

Over 40,000 fake social media accounts are trying to make you believe that Hamas is humane, strategic, and justified for its catastrophic shock attack in the south of Israel.

Iran’s enmity toward Israel has always been about more than just geopolitics: It’s also ideological and existential.

A similar attack was aimed at India in recent years and such attacks have been warned against in the US , particularly against its territory of Guam. 

First discovered more than a decade ago, Qakbot is commonly spread through malicious, boobytrapped emails sent to unsuspecting victims.

The US and Israel have been and will continue to be in a persistent state of cyberwar with a number of adversaries, such as China, Russia, Iran, North Korea, and Hezbollah.