63 posts and columns on Israel
Google Officially Buys Waze in a $1 Billion-Plus Deal, Will Keep It Independent
Google now owns map startup Waze.Did Stuxnet Actually Improve Iran’s Nuclear Capabilities?
What doesn’t kill you only makes you stronger.Will Waze Be Facebook’s Next Instagram?
It worked so well the first time that CEO Mark Zuckerberg seems to be making a similar play.Voices
Hackers Hit Israel Over Palestinians
Hundreds of Israeli websites on Sunday came under attack from a group of pro-Palestinian hackers, who disrupted dozens of government and private websites in their stated attempt to “erase Israel from cyberspace.”News Byte
Accel Closes $475 Million European Tech Fund
Accel Partners said today it had closed its $475 million London IV fund, which will focus on early and growth-stage tech companies in Europe and Israel. The venture capital firm said the fund was raised in just eight weeks and was “significantly oversubscribed.”Cisco Acquires Israel’s Intucell for $475 Million
Wireless networks that fix themselves with software.Cyberwar in Iran Comes Home to U.S. Banks. Is Anyone Surprised?
At long last, Iran retaliates for the cyber campaign carried out against it.Iran Responds to New “Stuxnet-Like” Cyber Attack
More, more cyber war.Pixplit Is a Photo App That’s Actually Social
Okay, so let me be upfront about this: It’s another mobile photo app.Egging Anon
Today, Anon lacks the talent and semi-cohesion it once boasted across the net, and its most recent online crusade is an embarrassing reminder. This is less a war than the hacker equivalent of egging someone’s house and then smoking weed behind a Denny’s.
– Gizmodo editor Sam Biddle, in an article entitled “Anonymous Is Losing Its War Against Israel”








