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Il: Security breach in Shas database could expose information of millions

Posted on October 30, 2022 by Dissent

Roman Meitav reports:

A serious security breach in the Shas Party’s computerized election management system has left it vulnerable to easy exploitation, even by those with only basic knowledge of cybersecurity, according to tech experts.

The breach in the system, which contains not just the data of Shas supporters and activists but rather the information of all Israeli citizens who are eligible to vote, was revealed Sunday following an anonymous leak received on the CyberCyber podcast hosted by Ido Kinan and Noam Rotem. The findings were then verified by software architect Ran Bar-Zik.

Read more at Jerusalem Post.

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