A new malware strain, ZionSiphon, has been detected targeting Israeli desalination plants. While currently non-functional, its design reveals plans for OT sabotage backed by political motives, signaling a new era of cyber threats.
ZionSiphon, a malware prototype targeting Israeli water infrastructure, could manipulate chlorine levels and hydraulic pressures to dangerous extremes. Investigators warn that a small fix could turn this dormant code into a devastating cyberweapon.
A routine update turned a widespread adware program into a powerful antivirus killer, putting nearly 24,000 systems at risk for cyberattacks. Discover how a single software update exposed governments, corporations, and individuals to unprecedented danger.
Thousands of sensitive Fiverr user documents, including tax forms and IDs, were left exposed via Google search due to misconfigured file storage. Experts warn of identity theft risks and urge users to take action.
Iranian ships are evading U.S. naval blockades in the Strait of Hormuz by deploying advanced digital deception tactics, including radar shutdowns and AIS spoofing, echoing Russia’s shadow fleet playbook.
The unprecedented exposure of 80 senior cyber officers from Unit 8200’s Iran Desk sends shockwaves through intelligence circles, revealing the human cost and strategic risks of digital espionage.
When Israel’s top general became the focus of a cyber onslaught by hacktivists bearing the Handala symbol, the incident revealed the growing power—and dangers—of hacktivism at the highest levels.
Capsule Security, a Tel Aviv-based startup, has raised $7 million to launch a platform that continuously monitors and intervenes in the behavior of AI agents, aiming to close the security gap in enterprise environments.
A $10 unregistered domain nearly enabled hackers to seize control of 25,000 vulnerable systems worldwide—including those in OT, government, and Fortune 500 networks. Huntress researchers' swift intervention exposed a major supply chain risk.
A sweeping wave of brute-force cyberattacks originating from the Middle East targeted firewalls and VPNs in early 2026, with evidence suggesting links to geopolitical conflict and state-backed hackers.