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Many Israelis received SMS messages in Hebrew containing threatening content. In the messages, Iranian hackers called on Israelis to cooperate with the Islamic Republic and, echoing previous threats, added: "Soon you will see the sun in the night sky."
After tens of thousands of years, the microscopic "zombie worm" thawed and resumed activity. Researchers say the finding "could point to the threat of ancient organisms thawing and coming back to life."
A year after the fires that led to the cancellation of Independence Day celebrations, a new startup is presenting an artificial intelligence-based system that identifies fire already in its earliest stages. The idea is to combine acoustic sensors with technological intelligence in order to "listen to the forest".
A Lebanese news site published photos of Capt. G., an IDF combat soldier operating deep inside Lebanese territory, and users mocked the terrorist organization, which continues to insist its men won a victory there. The soldier told Israel Hayom: “Mostly, we’re just laughing about it.”
A Jewish-community newspaper ad meant to win over voters backfired badly when it showed bread during the holiday that forbids it. The candidate apologized and pointed the finger at her campaign adviser.
An actress's family tribute turned within hours into a battleground of violent political clashes on social media.
The current war has proved that drones are no longer just a tool, but a critical component of national resilience. While traditional emergency response systems are collapsing under the weight of events, the DFR model offers a revolution: launch within 15 seconds and analyze data in real time. With the technology mature and the need evident on the ground, only one obstacle remains: the regulatory courage to turn Israel's skies into a digital domain.
While the world waits for a US decision on Iran, platforms like Polymarket are turning intelligence information into a commodity. In a special interview, Itai Schwartz, CTO of the cybersecurity firm MIND, explains why the most heavily secured organizations are actually the most vulnerable to leaks, how seemingly innocent employees end up exposing secrets, and how “collective/group wisdom” has become a dangerous trade. “In the defense sector, it is easy to leak secrets in exchange for money.”
Drew Pavlou says Eilish called ICE on him after he threatened to squat at her home in response to her Grammy "stolen land" speech.
The acquisition enables the cyber giant to integrate an additional defense layer for enterprise AI agents – an arena currently considered completely exposed.
