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BGU Identifies Malicious Drone Operators

July 9, 2020

Tags: Homeland & Cyber Security, Robotics & High-Tech

Through neutral networking, malicious drone operators can be pinpointed with a high rate of accuracy.

AI Reveals Zoom’s Privacy Risks

July 7, 2020

Tags: Homeland & Cyber Security, Robotics & High-Tech

New BGU research uncovers privacy risks for people and organizations using Zoom video conferencing.

Using Light Bulb Vibrations to Eavesdrop

June 15, 2020

Tags: Homeland & Cyber Security

Using light bulb vibrations, BGU researchers reveal a new long-distance listening technique.

Stealing Data by Manipulating Screen Brightness

February 13, 2020

Tags: Homeland & Cyber Security

Hackers can steal sensitive data by taking advantage of color and brightness changes on monitors.

Tesla’s Autopilot System Fooled by “Phantom Objects”

February 5, 2020

Tags: Homeland & Cyber Security

BGU cybersecurity researchers prove computer vision in autonomous cars still has a long way to go.

Did You Really “Like” That?

January 23, 2020

Tags: Homeland & Cyber Security

New research shows cyber attackers can change what you “like” on social media.

New Laser System Quells Attacks Along Gaza Strip

December 27, 2019

Tags: Homeland & Cyber Security, Robotics & High-Tech

BGU researchers help develop Light Blade, defending Israel from airborne attacks from balloons and kites.

Cyber Security – More Chameleon, Less Rhino

December 9, 2019

Tags: Homeland & Cyber Security

The ongoing battle in cyber security may need a new approach, according to BGU experts.

BGU PREPARED Center to Conduct Stress Study

November 4, 2019

Tags: Medical Research

The study will survey youth in communities near the Gaza border, where stress from terror is taking a toll.


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