Hackers Penetrate Israeli Defense Ministry Computer Via Email Attachment
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Reuters – Hackers broke into an Israeli defense ministry computer via an email attachment tainted with malicious software that looked like it had been sent by the country’s Shin Bet secret security service, an Israeli cyber security firm said on Sunday.
Aviv Raff, chief technology officer at Seculert, said the hackers earlier this month temporarily took over 15 computers, one of them belonging to Israel‘s Civil Administrationthat monitors Palestinians in Israeli-occupied territory.
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