Mark Zuckerberg Is Flanked By 16 Bodyguards
One booming business in Silicon Valley is security but not the digital kind.
Jewish Federation of Cleveland Teaming Up With Law Enforcement For Training Exercises
BEACHWOOD, Ohio – The Jewish Federation of Cleveland is teaming up with local and federal law enforcement agencies for a live training exercise.
Alleged ‘Mossad Cyber Spies’ Revealed By Romanian Media
Jerusalem – Romanian news outlets published on Sunday, April 10th, the photos of two Israeli nationals arrested by Romanian police for espionage and other alleged crimes.
Israelis Warned To Leave Turkey ‘Immediately’
The Counterterrorism Bureau on Friday warned Israelis to leave Turkey immediately due to a threat of an imminent terror attack.
Four Israelis Being Investigated For Spying In Romania
Four Israeli citizens are being investigated on alleged espionage charges in Romania, Romanian outlet the Rise Project reported on Tuesday.
WhatsApp To Encrypt Users’ Calls, Messages
WhatsApp is updating its messenger app so that every text and voice call on one of the world’s most popular apps will be protected with strong encryption – potentially putting millions more conversations outside the purview of authorities.
Personal Details of Nearly 50 Million Turks Leaked Online
A huge database purportedly containing the personal details on 49.6 million Turkish citizens was leaked to the internet, various sources have reported on the Web.
FBI Used Israeli Tech To Crack iPhone
While rumor has been rife that it was Israeli security firm Cellebrite that helped the FBI unlock the cellphone of San Bernardino shooter Syed Rizwan Farouk, an observant Twitter user has uncovered a piece of evidence that makes it almost certain that the Petah Tikva-based firm was behind the hack.
Belgium Denies Soldiers Guarding Brussels Synagogues Had No Bullets
Belgium’s Defense Ministry denied reports that some soldiers had guarded synagogues in Brussels without ammunition in their rifles.
$170 Code Cracker That Can Unlock An iPhone In Six Hours
Tens of millions of bestselling smartphones can easily be hacked by criminals using a £120 device that cracks their four-digit passcode.