State of California alleges a host of violations by the company behind mega-brands like "Guitar Hero," "World of Warcraft," and "Candy Crush Saga," says executives failed to address the issue despite the growing number of complaints. "The picture the lawsuit paints is not the Blizzard workplace of today," gaming giant asserts.
The move is part of the tech giant's global rollout of Apple’s mobile wallet services. It was completed after enough Israeli businesses updated their payment systems to handle EMV and NFC transactions.
At the peak of the coronavirus crisis, with businesses around the world paralyzed, Israeli application security company Checkmarx pulled off a massive $1.2 billion sale and maintained its independence in the process.
DARPA funding $12.6 million initiative to harness advanced cryptography to preserve the integrity of complex software.
Sixgill's Darkfeed collects threat intelligence from deep, dark, and closed web sources.
Lawsuit accuses NSO Group of facilitating government "hacking sprees" in 20 countries that targeted 100 civil society members in "unmistakable pattern of abuse." NSO denies the allegations.
US official confirms the individuals belonged to a group of notorious British fighters nicknamed "The Beatles," who have been tied to the murder of Western hostages.
David Kaye, the UN special rapporteur on freedom of expression, says moratorium should be in place until there are rules in place to stop governments using it to spy on opponents and critics.
Israel Electric Corp. says allowing avatars to scale electric poles in the popular online video game risks encouraging dangerous copycat behavior among children. "You are responsible for the personal safety of your consumers," IEC says in letter shared with Israel Hayom.