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In latest episode of cyber-warfare between Tehran and Jerusalem, Tel Aviv-based Check Point says strike by 'Charming Kitten' targeted entities belonging to Israeli government and business sector

Villiers Stakes day saw Brutality book a Doncaster ticket at Randwick, while at Eagle Farm Apache Chase secured a Stradbroke start and an impeded camera shot proved a talking point for punters ...

Israel has led the first of its kind 10-day-long simulation of a cyberattack on the world’s financial system.

Attack meant to shut down site, not breach databases; agency's computer personnel respond by blocking all access from abroad

10-day drill led by Finance Ministry aims to boost international cooperation against hacker threat to global financial systems

Agency says 'procedural errors' enabled Omri Goren, who allegedly offered to spy for Iran-linked hackers, to stay on as Benny Gantz's cleaner

Omri Goren Gorochovsky, who has been sentenced to jail time on four prior occasions, did not undergo a background check before beginning to work for Defense Minister Gantz

Review panel finds faults in screening process of staff with access to inner circles of officials guarded by the agency; Shin Bet chief Bar says probe offered opportunity to improve hiring process

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By Hadas Gold, CNN In a nondescript office park in the desert town of Be'er Sheva, a "war room" filled with screens showing various maps, rolling