Israeli Firm Used Ads to Track Users

Cybersecurity reports have revealed that the Israeli advertising company "Discover-Tech" used a vast network of digital ads to track online users. Their advertisements reached over 120,000 websites and 75,000 applications. The findings indicated that some of these ads were used to deploy spyware, including within sensitive networks linked to the U.S. Department of Defense, the International Atomic Energy Agency, and international courts. The reports also noted that the company broadcast at least ten million ads daily worldwide, affecting hundreds of millions of people. There were ads within Palestinian territories and spyware used to compromise devices, including 45 devices within Al Jazeera's network. "Discover-Tech" has been banned by Google and other platforms due to violations of security and privacy policies.

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