Alleged Israeli spy firm heavily targeted Starlink users
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- Thread startCitizen Lab reports zero-click mercenary spyware delivered through targeted ads5 acc.
- UpdateResearchers document zero-click spyware delivered through targeted online ads4 acc.
- UpdateResearchers report zero-click spyware delivered through ordinary online ads5 acc.
- UpdateCitizen Lab links Discover-Tech ads to spyware infections on at least 45 devices2 acc.
- UpdateIsraeli ad-tech firm allegedly targeted Starlink users in suspected surveillance campaign9 acc.
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- @BRICSinfo BRICS NewsFirst reportOn X ↗
JUST IN: 🇮🇱 Israeli spy company heavily targeted Starlink users "in a likely effort to spy on them," Reuters reports.
- @ReutersOn X ↗
EXCLUSIVE: Alleged Israeli spy company heavily targeted Starlink users, sources say https://t.co/Xxt461ffLg
- @TheCradleMedia The CradleOn X ↗
Israeli firm flooded Starlink users with ads in suspected surveillance campaign —— Experts at a digital security firm recently discovered that an Israeli advertising technology company was extensively targeting users of Starlink's satellite internet service, potentially as part…
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- @KaceeRAllen Kacee AllenOn X ↗
An Israeli ad-tech firm was the top bidder for ads aimed at Starlink users in 100+ countries, likely to track them, per Reuters. Surveillance of its users by ANY foreign actor is a national security problem. Why does Israel always seem to get a special pass? Full story here:…
- @ILRedAlertOn X ↗
An Israeli advertising firm is suspected of using online ads to track and monitor Starlink users, Reuters reports. The company, Discover-Tech, was found to be the leading bidder for ads targeting Starlink users in more than 100 countries.
- @Currentreport1 Current ReportOn X ↗
JUST IN: An Israeli ad-tech company is suspected of using digital advertising to track Starlink users across more than 100 countries, according to researchers at a digital defense firm. Researchers found an unusual pattern of heavy targeting aimed at users of Starlink’s…
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