Cyber & Internet

With ransom demands falling on deaf ears, hacker known as Darkrypt leaks the personal information of several Bar-Ilan University students onto the Internet.

“Sangkancil,” who appears to be Malaysian, offers to sell the information for one bitcoin. Data appears to have been obtained via a hack to a website used by municipalities to collect payments from residents. If true, this would be one of the biggest data breaches in Israel’s history. 

As the coronavirus prompts many more worshippers to stay at home instead of going to synagogues, Jews go online to purchase the ancient musical horn traditionally used for the festivity.

Social media giant refuses to ban Jerusalem Square group that glorifies terrorism online. Im Tirzu, Lach Yerushalayim organizations call for Israel Police to ensure page, which has over one million followers, is removed.

Heather Li tried to gauge how the COVID-19 loneliness can change the way we date. The answer, surprisingly, came from looking inward: how we speak and convey our thoughts, using nothing but our vocal cords.

Jerusalem Prayer Team's page was knocked out of commission after millions of antisemitic posts were added during Israel's May operation against Hamas in the Gaza Strip.

Social media giant turns off the artificial intelligence feature that showed the message and apologizes for what it called "an unacceptable error."

Institute for Strategic Dialogue finds that extremists abuse the editing features inherent to the video-sharing platform to disguise posts containing antisemitic content.