Several Israeli private firms, formed by former intelligence analysts, have sold malware to questionable governments, including those blacklisted by many countries. This has resulted in sanctions from the US government. However, the companies have largely continued their activities using offshore entities for plausible deniability. Most recently, Intellexa, a surveillance firm owned by Israelis but operating outside of Israel, has been exposed for selling spyware to Egypt, which was used against critics of the Egyptian government.
Microsoft to Offer Rewards Up to $30,000 for AI Vulnerabilities
Microsoft has launched a bug bounty program offering up to $30,000 for identifying critical AI vulnerabilities in Dynamics 365 and Power Platform. The initiative, part
