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Among those targeted were senior officials in the defense establishment, political figures, journalists, academics, and media professionals.

A suspect in a major 2022 US crypto breach was caught trying to flee from Israel under a new name and passport.

According to the police, he accessed the hostage’s medical records out of "curiosity."

The WhatsApp official told Reuters that it had detected an effort to hack approximately 90 users of its platform.

The breach reportedly exploited Maager-Tec's interfaces, which are responsible for emergency button systems at various institutions across Israel.

The Israeli investigator had previously exposed an international terror financing network.

Patel was recently informed by the bureau that Iranian hackers had managed to access at least some of Patel's communications. 

A Trump adviser told the Washington Post that some senior staffers are now using encrypted devices to make basic phone calls.

23andMe will pay $30M for a data breach targeting Ashkenazi Jews and Chinese customers, as a hacker named "Golem" leaked nearly 1M Jewish profiles, calling it "most valuable data."

Meta attributed the activity to APT42, a hacking group widely believed to be associated with an intelligence division inside Iran's military.

Leaked documents suggest Israeli officials sought to avoid the US Foreign Agents Registration Act by creating a nonprofit to continue their activities under the radar.